Sentence examples for long proscribed from inspiring English sources

The Catholic Church had long proscribed abortion, and after Roe other Christian groups joined the fight.

Many serious works long proscribed by communist censors have appeared in print for the first time or after many years of being out of print.

Unfortunately for them, their artistic heroes were Malevich and Rodchenko, who represented an aesthetic long proscribed in a Soviet Union that now approved only social realism.

It did not help that Lendle links to no other booksellers and creates sales for Amazon.Amazon has long proscribed scraping, as the programmic retrieval and sifting of web pages intended for viewing in browsers is known.

In the interests of morale, all discussion of the grandiose awfulness that lay ahead, of The Last Day, had long since been proscribed, yet cheery badinage is always a challenge for the man facing his fifth browned banana in as many hours.

Such incursions have long been all but proscribed in Albany; Bruno told me that Spitzer had been "bribing several of my members" and "dishonest".

The other doesn't care; he knows that as long as he avoids proscribed terrorist groups, he can't be prosecuted under Danish law.

Pornography has long been condemned and legally proscribed in the belief that it depraves and corrupts both minors and adults and that it leads to the commission of sex crimes.

The rapid departure from Egypt did not allow for the fermentation of dough, and thus the use of leavening of any kind is proscribed throughout the week-long holiday.

Because the missiles were not proscribed - other than those with long range - they could keep engineers and institutions and somehow bury the full scale of their resources.

As long as he stuck to his story that saving Lehman was legally proscribed, there wasn't very much more to be said.