Sentence examples for proscribing a from inspiring English sources
So-called sodomy laws, actually proscribing a variety of sexual contacts, appear to apply even to married couples.
The arbitrary judicial action of proscribing a book that dares to criticise judges hardly helps the government's case, in its pleadings in Britain, that Chile's courts are capable of judging General Pinochet.
The government is looking at proscribing a further 20, which might, it frets, prove a threat to "national unity .If this is continuity, it is also an attempt to disguise it.
Although ZNF703 protein has only one zinc finger motif (Nakamura et al, 2004), proscribing a direct DNA-binding, our results suggest that ZNF703 is part of nuclear structures that directly interact with DNA.
To the Editor: Dr. Anne Armstrong-Coben presents her experience in adapting to electronic medical records as a cautionary tale, proscribing an open embrace of the computer in the doctor-patient relationship.
Indeed, the Terrorism Act 2006 acknowledges this by allowing the home secretary to specify alternative names when proscribing an organisation – a power which he is exercising in relation to al-Muhajiroun and Islam4UK.
We will not proscribe a "one size fits all" solution.
But it might be time for Google to proscribe a 10th category: enablers of drunken driving.
"When Hamdan committed the conduct in question, the international law of war proscribed a variety of war crimes, including forms of terrorism," Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh wrote.
The findings suggest it may be possible to proscribe a pill to treat – or at least significantly help – those with autism.
Circumcision was proscribed, a Roman colony (Aelia) was founded in Jerusalem, and a temple to Jupiter Capitolinus was erected over the ruins of the Jewish Temple.
