Sentence examples for the proscription on from inspiring English sources

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.

One of his examples is the proscription on theft, which applies only to beings with property, and so not necessarily to human beings (since they are not necessarily propertied).

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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.

If the actor is given sufficient notice that his conduct is within the proscription of the statute, his conviction is not vulnerable on vagueness grounds, even if as applied to other conduct, the law would be unconstitutionally vague.

On a broader scale, I'd hope that it wouldn't take Ray Bradbury to tell me that the proscription of books is alarming.

I am not, in a practical sense, concerned by the proscription of the Islamic Jihad Union.

The bill being rushed through parliament includes the proscription of 15 "terrorist" organisations.

For example, the proscription of images of human and animal forms in Islamic art helped foster the early development of calligraphy and fine binding, creating a class of objects that were collected and appreciated on aesthetic grounds.

During that period a link was consolidated between politicized agricultural labourers (especially tobacco workers) on the large Macedonian estates and the nascent Communist Party a link that survived the proscription of the party in Yugoslavia after 1921.

He (like his brother) died in December 43, in the proscription of the Second Triumvirate.