Sentence examples for which is proscribed from inspiring English sources

Islamic banks have been set up in Egypt, paying dividends to their investors instead of interest, which is proscribed under Islamic law.

The Bundesbank has argued that a bond-buying programme would be tantamount to direct financing of governments, which is proscribed by the ECB's statutes.

Among other things, Rabbi Yosef had said that the judges "fornicated with impure," or menstruating, women, which is proscribed in a strict interpretation of Jewish law.

The  reports, which cannot be independently verified, claimed the Briton was a key figure in financing the group, which is proscribed as a terrorist group by the European Union and the US.

He said only one employee was found to have a "problem" – and that was because he had worked for the Islamic University of Gaza, which is proscribed as a terrorist organisation only by Israel.

Russia insisted it would keep its jets away from opposition areas, which did not co-exist with jihadist groups, such as Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, which is proscribed by the US as a terrorist group.

Although he had resigned from the Young Communist League in 1948, he did retain membership of an anglo-communist friendship society which was proscribed by the Labour party and this led to a four-year suspension of his Labour membership, but by the 1960s he was in the leftwing mainstream.

The devout may want a society in which blasphemy is a crime; the prudish may desire a society in which pornography is proscribed.

This chapter discusses the mechanics of clinical research: how one designs a protocol, how the sample size should be calculated, optimal ways of managing data, which interventions are ethical, and which interventions are proscribed.

At each point, the prosecutor successfully objected to the question on the ground that inquiry into the mental processes by which a juror reached a verdict is proscribed by California Rule of Evidence 1150.

Deemed riba (literally an increase or growth), such practice is proscribed under Islamic law (haram, which means prohibited), as it is considered usurious and exploitative.