Sentence examples for should not proscribe from inspiring English sources

He said: "Until and unless the Muslim Brotherhood breaks British laws, we cannot and we should not proscribe them.

Art should not be proscribed by materials.

Officials spent the weekend preparing to smooth any foreign feathers ruffled by the finding that the Brotherhood was a legitimate movement which should not be proscribed.

We will not proscribe a "one size fits all" solution.

The practice may be unsound, but the current accounting rules do not proscribe it.

"At that time, however, the international law of war did not proscribe material support for terrorism as a war crime".

Behaviourism does not proscribe sources of hypotheses; it simply specifies that only objective data are to be used in testing those hypotheses.

Like some of today's advocates of free expression, he missed the point: the law does not proscribe opinions but prevents using them to create hatred of others.

"The Michigan legislation does not proscribe a specific manner of addressing user familiarity with the technology, but key state agencies are ready to assist the private developers of the technology in this regard".

They do not proscribe trade or aid with nations or organisations who are not subject to a Security Council sanction and who may be gross human rights violators.

The fact that steroids did not alter the frequency of reintubation in classic LTB does not proscribe against their use in patients with laryngotracheitis as the primary diagnosis on admission to hospital.