Sentence examples for proscription to from inspiring English sources

S.P.R.I.N.T has important strengths including a large sample of enrolled patients, multiple participating surgeons and centers, a patient-important outcome with independent adjudication and improved methodological rigor in the conduct of the trial (including a proscription to re-operation before 6 months).

I have neither prescriptions nor proscriptions to offer Lincoln Center's decision makers on the aesthetic direction their plans should take.

After huge flight delays in the summer of 2000, the airlines and the federal government discussed the idea of a temporary dispensation from antitrust proscriptions to adjust schedules in bad weather, but the matter was never resolved.

According to an "impact statement" accompanying this new bill, limiting the proscriptions to non-adults is an attempt to get around the due process problems.

However, the mediating role of social support in a setting of social and legal proscriptions to induced abortion is complex.

Social support is particularly important in this setting in light of the significant moral and religious proscriptions to abortions, as well as the attendant social stigma.

However, the type and structure of social support may be complex in a setting with legal, moral and religious proscriptions to induced abortions.

Reducing the risks and profits that proscription brings to traders might eliminate the violence that often accompanies drug dealing.As well as the money saved from not having to enforce anti-drug laws—£500m ($780m) in Britain last year the drug trade would provide a source of revenue for the government.

With Italian manpower heavily committed, a minor slave rising led by Spartacus (73) assumed threatening dimensions, until Marcus Crassus (an old Sullan and profiteer in the proscriptions) volunteered to accept a special command and defeated the slaves.

Proscriptions similar to Parmenides' are numerous in the remainder of the 5th century, though offered by philosophers with quite different motivations and agendas, including Protagoras, Gorgias, the author of pseudo-Hippocratic treatise On the Art, Anaxagoras, Metrodorus of Chios, Euthydemus, Cratylus, and Antisthenes.

A course in constitutional law would teach them that the Tenth Amendment limits federal officials' ability to order around local governments–a proscription that applies to U.S. Bankruptcy Court judges.