Sentence examples for proscription about from inspiring English sources

No proscription about when a judge must inarguably disqualify himself.

The surrounding laws in the Pentateuch include prescriptions and proscriptions about ritual purity and sacrifice and the use of the land that seem to apply to this particular people in this particular place.

Among his promised early actions will be an amnesty for most of the approximately 270 political prisoners inherited from the military government and the lifting of proscriptions against about 3,000 Uruguayans whose civil rights have been suspended.

So debates about banning and proscription always turn on substance and degree.

But it still retains an element of sin: a woman, visible against the wall behind her, in a field of proscriptions and defiances, about to light up a cigarette.

As Stanley continued to learn about her new religion, she "discovered that the Islamic proscription on consuming alcohol also extended to the act of serving alcohol to others" in 2015, the documents state.

Fox, with his usual generosity, acquiesced in this proscription, said that he was too old (at 55) to care about office, and advised his friends to join the coalition; but both they and the followers of Lord Grenville (with whom they had recently collaborated) rejected the suggestion and went into opposition.

But the US and EU governments sent only low-level officials to the Cairo ceremony in a sign of their reservations about human rights abuses, mass trials and repression that includes the proscription of the Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation.

But nor is absolute proscription justified.

They go further than legibility into proscription.

The proscription was rigorously enforced, but remained ineffectual.