Sentence examples for escape proscription from inspiring English sources

Mr Johnson said the group had tried to escape proscription simply by changing its name.

And no post-tyrannical proscription has escaped criticism.

Even the texts of minorities who are practically nonexistent in Russia risk proscription – last year, the Bhagavad Ghita narrowly escaped the blacklist, even though this Hindu text had originally been translated into Russian in 1788 and has been published numerous times since.

But nor is absolute proscription justified.

They go further than legibility into proscription.

The proscription was rigorously enforced, but remained ineffectual.

Overcoming a deep-seated proscription against killing is not easy.

After Waterloo Alexander's intervention saved him from the Bourbon proscription.

It was his idea, his proscription, his scenario.

But proscription must always be a last resort, never a knee-jerk reflex.

Meanwhile, with the Taliban and their proscription of opium-growing gone, the drug trade is booming.