Sentence examples for state proscribes from inspiring English sources

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The state proscribes up to 11 kinds of content, which range from spreading obscenity to "disrupting national policies on religion, propagating evil cults and feudal superstitions".

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Since the act of state doctrine proscribes a challenge to the validity of the Cuban expropriation decree in this case, any counterclaim based on asserted invalidity must fail.

Like the UAE, some other Gulf states, Israel and Russia, Riyadh proscribes the Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation.

The Education Act then used the state to proscribe a version of history while insisting that parents and students as consumers are the best judge of schools' services.

The Bureau of Internal Revenue, the Board of Tax Appeals, and the federal courts have from time to time, however, narrowed the generally accepted meaning of the language used in Section 23(a) in order that tax deduction consequences might not frustrate sharply defined national or state policies proscribing particular types of conduct.

[Incitement:] The right to freedom of speech provides that a state cannot "proscribe advocacy of the use of force or of law violation except where such advocacy is directed to inciting or producing imminent lawless action and is likely to incite or produce such action". Advocacy for the use of force or lawless behavior, intent, and imminence, are all absent from the record in this case.

The legal Academy cannot chart its own course entirely, because the American Bar Association ABAA) oversees accreditation while state Bars proscribe licensure and practice requirements.

Nor did our opinion in Nelson hold that the Smith Act had proscribed state activity in protection of itself either from actual or threatened 'sabotage or attempted violence of all kinds.' In footnote 8 of the opinion it is pointed out that the State had full power to deal with internal civil disturbances.

New York State law, for example, proscribes various "offenses against public sensibilities," and although one is unlikely to be convicted of such a charge, the arrest alone can be quite unpleasant.

State laws, which once proscribed or discouraged gays from adopting, have mostly switched to neutral language.

Gives the secretary of state the power to proscribe organisations, and set out a range of offences connected with proscribed organisations.

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