Sentence examples for is being proscribed from inspiring English sources

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

"Apparently," he wrote, "my book is not deemed blasphemous or objectionable in itself, but is being proscribed for, so to speak, its own good!" The letter went on to say: This really is astounding.

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

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.

Formally, the single currency rulebook – terms dictated by Germany when the currency was being created in the 1990s – proscribes bailing out profligate member states.

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

It is not the activity that is proscribed, but the person who carries it out.

Through all these ventures, skateboarding is no longer something to be proscribed or repelled.

Roth, he explained, held that "a work cannot be proscribed unless it is 'utterly' without redeeming social importance".

Two extremist groups - UK-based Minbar Ansar Deen and Nigeria-based Boko Haram - are to be proscribed in the UK under terrorism laws, making membership and support for them a criminal offence.

We have raised our concerns about them with the government and the police on many occasions over the past two years and we welcome the news that they are to be proscribed".