I try not to be picky about simple spelling and grammar issues online, but this is an important one: you mean prescribe, not proscribe. The meanings are almost opposite, so it matters more than most.
To prescribe is to define a desirable course of action. To proscribe is to define an undesirable course of action. Doctors prescribe medicines; laws proscribe crimes.
To prescribe is to define a desirable course of action. To proscribe is to define an undesirable course of action. Doctors prescribe medicines; laws proscribe crimes.