Sentence examples for the proscription against from inspiring English sources

First, the proscription against hunting in national parks is a significant factor in the current overpopulation.

Lawyers for Ms Hodkin went to the High Court yesterday to argue that the proscription against Scientology buildings is discriminatory and in breach of the 2010 Equality Act.

But for some of her friends from Kehilat Hadar, the place was too far uptown to be within walking distance on the Sabbath, when many observe the proscription against riding on a subway or bus.

To that end, there is cholent ($18), a stew traditionally prepared on a Friday and slow-cooked overnight, to get around the proscription against lighting a fire and cooking on the Sabbath.

Babcock's research and my interviews with women revealed that the proscription against women negotiating for themselves discourages them from asking for many other things that can heavily impact their success.

Catholics in the Washington, D.C., area were relieved of the proscription against eating meat on Friday, January 20 , 1961 by special order of His Holiness Pope John XXIII, in recognition of the inauguration, that day, of the first Roman Catholic President of the United States.

But over the course of the twentieth century, litigation came to be seen as an essential tool for correcting ills and enforcing the law leading to the elimination, in most cases, of the proscriptions against champerty and maintenance.

Mr. Stoppard's people are British intellectuals at the end of the 19th century, Oxford scholars, dons and students -- John Ruskin, Walter Pater, Oscar Wilde and A. E. Housman -- all of them making their way into literary history and some of them battling the proscriptions against homosexual love.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus recalls the commandment, "You shall not kill" and then adds to it the proscriptions against anger, hatred and vengeance.

The Lutherans, it should be added (Wagner was baptized into the Lutheran Church) eliminates this proscription against "graven images" altogether.

The Federal District Court in Portland, ruling in a suit brought by the pharmaceutical industry, had found that the program violated both the federal Medicaid statute and the constitutional proscription against state interference with interstate commerce.