Sentence examples for has proscribed from inspiring English sources

But there are problems with the terms of access that Asic has proscribed.

Instead he is asking, provocatively, whether love has proscribed boundaries and, if so, who sets them.

The government justified the raids as part of an investigation of Muslims suspected of having links to Jemaah Islamiah, a group that Australia has proscribed since the Bali bombings.

Meanwhile, the Home Office has proscribed Isis and four other groups, which it said had been involved in acts of terrorism in Syria.

The European Union and New Zealand has proscribed Hezbollah's military wing, but does not list Hezbollah as a whole as a terrorist organization.

It's because society has proscribed men and women from viewing each other's private parts that such sights have been accorded increased value.

We have proscribed one or two groups.

He revived the expressionism that the Nazis had proscribed.

"It's like a bad marriage in which we have proscribed roles," the Pakistani lawyer said.

That is why the Pakistani Taliban is the only organisation we have proscribed since entering Government.

Chaplin put this score together fast, under pressure to earn money after the Nazis had proscribed his films and forced him out of the European market.