Sentence examples for having proscribed from inspiring English sources

More recently, within weeks of September 11 2001, the US failed, astonishingly, to outlaw Noraid, despite having proscribed and seized the assets of every other terrorist fundraising organisation in the known universe.

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.

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.

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.

Since then, Taliban leaders have proscribed what they call un-Islamic activities by residents, including watching television, dancing and shaving beards, and they have sometimes beheaded offenders.

While both companies' sales of mobile devices such as smartphones have grown in the US, espionage fears have proscribed any move into network infrastructure sales.

While there appears to be some collaborative working between the EDL and SIOE, the BNP website claims to have proscribed them.