Sentence examples for proscription on from inspiring English sources

Without a proscription on child labour, the limits on what is permissible are likely to become blurred and then extended.

More frustration followed due to the Basque club's proscription on signing non-Basque players, and at the end of 1989 Kendall was back in England, with Manchester City.

For even in this volume Ms. Rich had begun, with subtle subversion, to push against a time-honored thematic constraint — the proscription on making poetry out of the soul-numbing dailiness of women's lives.

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.

Since there is no proscription on seeking out these whales, there is a sizable whale-watching fleet at Tadoussac -- from three-decked boats with cafeterias to fleets of inflatable Zodiacs that can accommodate two dozen or so whale watchers.

Due to the Islamic proscription on figurative images in religious contexts, the words of the Qur'an took on great visual importance, leading to the development of varied styles of calligraphy, as well as ornate decorative and binding techniques – particularly after the introduction of paper by the 11th century, which, according to Farhad, led to an "incredible burst of creativity".

Spinoza's brazen denial of natural proscriptions on what one can do roused the ire of early readers (e.g., Pufendorf 1934, 159).

The website showed that despite official proscription of patents on "computer programs as such" in Europe, patents were nonetheless granted for common website functions.

Harold Koda, who curated the Met show, notes in the catalogue that "the de Ribes family had strict proscriptions on the public and private aspects of their life".

In the post-selection era their failure was only exposed by the effect of feminism on schooling - the abolition in the much-maligned 1970s of the bans and proscriptions on girls' entry into the skills and professions reserved for boys.

Its choice of works was limited by the proscriptions on certain composers under the East German regime, and it was led by beloved but second-tier music directors like Franz Konwitschny and Otmar Suitner.