Sentence examples for have been proscribed from inspiring English sources

"I'm delighted they have been proscribed," he said.

Certain indulgences have been proscribed for health reasons, creating institutionalized hostility to pleasure in our culture.

Films from India have been proscribed in Bangladesh since 1972, the year after the country's independence, to protect the local film-making industry.

"We won't be using those names and those platforms which have been proscribed, but I can't stop being a Muslim, I can't stop propagating Islam, I can't stop praying, I can't stop calling for the Sharia.

Under current ethical and legal rationale, therefore, resuscitative measures may not be initiated if they have been proscribed by a patient or by a surrogate [ 10].

Patients who have endured decades of restrictive diets are invited to taste and savour with their dietician the very foods that have been proscribed and banished but which they feel they irremediably succumb to.

But it has been proscribed ever since, and has seemed a spent political force.

SIR — It is a scandal worthy of Suetonius that A-Level ancient history has been proscribed in English schools.

It is, of course, both deplorable and deeply worrying that Aswany's journalism and media activity has been proscribed.

Music that had been proscribed -- jazz, Schoenberg, Stravinsky -- was suddenly available, and it helped in the rapid forgetting of the recent past.

A focus of this concert -- titled "Songs of Innocence and Experience" -- was the use of 12-tone technique, which itself had been proscribed and had to be used underground.