Sentence examples for all but proscribed from inspiring English sources

Such incursions have long been all but proscribed in Albany; Bruno told me that Spitzer had been "bribing several of my members" and "dishonest".

The UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt have all already proscribed it as a terrorist organisation.

Abbott suggested the revocations would not necessarily affect all groups proscribed as terrorist organisations under Australian law.

Banned during the Nazi occupation, the Sokol movement was revived in 1945 but was proscribed again in 1948 by communist leaders because of its identification with Czech nationalism.

All heresy was proscribed by the state, defection from the official faith was made a capital crime, and persecution of the heterodox, the Christians in particular, began.

E.U. energy companies and insurance providers are currently allowed to fulfill existing agreements with Iran, but are proscribed from entering into new contracts or honoring any agreement as of July 1.

Several substances can be used for medical reasons but are proscribed when the athlete is healthy or in competition.

Given the serious health repercussions of this phenomenon, the aLQTS-triggering drugs are all proscribed in these vulnerable individuals, since they are supposed to have a common mechanism of QT-prolongation.

All political parties were proscribed, except for the ruling Nationalist Union, which supported Smetona.

It is not the activity that is proscribed, but the person who carries it out.

But the Maoists, proscribed by America as terrorists, were on course for a clear majority in the first tranche, with 119 seats out of 224.