Sentence examples for proscribing her from inspiring English sources

And though she loves a proper cup of tea as much as any Briton, she does not believe in proscribing her own tea habits to others.

Subsequently it is determined that she has a 'living will' proscribing aggressive measures should her condition be judged 'terminal' by her physicians.

• 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.

By proscribing the most commonly used method for previability second trimester abortions, the statute creates a "substantial obstacle to a woman seeking an abortion," and therefore imposes an undue burden on a woman's right to terminate her pregnancy prior to viability.

But there probably was no formal senatorial enactment proscribing Christianity at this time.

The original moratorium focused mainly on depth, proscribing any drilling at depths exceeding 500 feet.

The avoidance relationship circumvents such liaisons, at least notionally, by proscribing contact between these individuals.

Nebraska has recognized this constitutional limitation in its separate statute generally proscribing postviability abortions.

Centuries of jurisprudence proscribing extra-judicial killings were swept aside.

The Kentucky Court of Appeals struck down Kentucky's Day Law the law proscribing integration the following year.

Although her living will did refuse a specific intervention that would pre-emptively save her life (intubation), it did not proscribe any interventions that would potentially save her life.