Sentence examples for as being proscribed from inspiring English sources

4: Don't join groups or clubs Somewhere there is a dusty office in Whitehall whose function it is to ban organisations (which are always labelled as being "proscribed").

Splinter successor groups have emerged and, despite being proscribed by the government, continue to act as conduits for young radicals.

CCGs do not have freedom to do much, as their personnel are being proscribed along with their commissioning support services, their structures defined, and their budgets are too small for them to function without uniting into very large and remote units.

The measures are also expected to introduce banning orders for extremist organisations who use hate speech in public places, but whose activities fall short of it being proscribed as a terror group.

The organisation is being proscribed not, as I understand it, for engaging in terrorism but for promoting or encouraging terrorism.

Music, theatre, anything relating to the arts was being proscribed.

The god Seth, who had been an antithetic element in Egyptian religion, came gradually to be proscribed as the god of foreign lands.

A neo-Nazi group that celebrated the murder of the Labour MP Jo Cox is to become the first far-right group to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the home secretary.

Mair's relationship with the group, if he had any, has never been proved, but there has been public pressure for Britain First to be proscribed as a terrorist organization.

As Justice Coats said, "Because I consider the defendant's deliberate misrepresentation of the single most unique and important piece of identifying data for credit-transaction purposes to be precisely the kind of conduct meant to be proscribed as criminal by this statute".

The newspapers just refused to allow themselves to be proscribed".