Sentence examples for of a proscribed from inspiring English sources

"He was arrested on suspicion of being a member of a proscribed organisation, supporting a proscribed organisation and encouraging terrorism.

Dhar travelled to Syria in 2014 with his wife and children while on bail after being arrested for being a member of a proscribed group.

She was arrested at Stansted airport on Friday suspected of preparation of acts of terrorism and membership of a proscribed organisation.

The first ground – let's call it wartime renunciation – is very similar to existing law, but fighting for or in the service of a proscribed terrorist organisation will now be grounds for automatic loss of Australian citizenship.

He also faces counts of membership of a proscribed organisation on dates between 1973 and 1996, possession of an AK47 assault rifle, three revolvers, a 9mm Browning pistol and ammunition with intent to endanger life.

"Wearing, carrying or displaying of an emblem or flag, by itself, is not an offence unless the way in which, or the circumstance in which, the emblem is worn, carried or displayed is such as to cause reasonable suspicion that the person is a supporter or member of a proscribed organisation.

"When Hamdan committed the conduct in question, the international law of war proscribed a variety of war crimes, including forms of terrorism," Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh wrote.

To provide health plans that cover certain kinds of contraception is to facilitate sin in their view because (a) the contraception to which they object are abortifacents, (b) using abortifacents is a form of murder, proscribed by their religion as a sin, and (c) contributing to their employees' health plans enables their employees to commit this sin.

While a number of the new proposals never came to fruition, a number of organisations were proscribed, and the following year a new Terrorism Act introduced a series of measures which were already under consideration before 7/7, including the new offences of preparing acts of terrorism, undergoing terrorism training and encouraging terrorism.

Indian scholars Santosh Kumar Dash and Sachinanda Padhy pointed out that both eating of mushrooms and drinking of urine were proscribed, using as a source the Manusmṛti.

All this came to a head in April, when Carter embarked on a round of high-profile shuttle diplomacy, meeting Syria's president and, more controversially, the leadership of Hamas, an organisation proscribed as terrorist not only by Israel but by the US and EU, too.