Sentence examples for proscription for from inspiring English sources
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Complete weight-bearing was proscribed for 1 month, subsequently progressive load was allowed with crutches, except for the patients treated with bone cement, who had a proscription for 20 days because of the better mechanical stability given by cement [1].
Gender disparity in premarital coital activity appears, however, pronounced higher up the adolescent social hierarchy, consistent with stronger adherence to cultural proscription for females.
Badu distinguishes between the vegan life style, which strikes her as off-puttingly "hardcore" (with its proscriptions, for instance, against leather clothing), and a vegan diet, which she views as a matter of common sense.
The mainstream media does not suffer from an identity crisis and has always been clear in its policy proscriptions for Latin America: that is to say support for more corporate free trade and military repression.
Sometimes religious norms were invoked in explanation for proscription of women's drinking.
But, there is really no question that the cultural proscription of intercourse for unmarried females, but not males, also gave rise to substantial real behavioural disparity.
The model "will reflect the existing proscription system" for terrorist groups, but the criteria will be different.
We find significant differences in the selection of individuals who return to play after being deceived as well as (to a lesser extent) the behavior in the subsequent games, thus providing qualified support for the proscription of deception.
Second, our proscription of re-operations for delayed healing prior to six months was a feature not regulated in previous studies [ 43- 54].
But Mohan Peiris, the attorney-general, said in an interview that new regulations are to be promulgated under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) to provide for the continued proscription of the Tigers and a fresh regime for holding detainees.
