Sentence examples for officially proscribed from inspiring English sources

The Destour was officially proscribed in May 1933, and in March 1934 some of its younger members broke away to form their own organization, the Neo-Destour (later the Democratic Constitutional Rally).

Al-Qaeda-linked groups such as Jabhat Al-Nusra and Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) are officially proscribed as "terrorist organisations", but the CPS says it does not keep a handy list of which groups raise alarm bells.

It attempted a relaunch in 2009 - a bid documented in the VICE film Jihad Milkshakes - but was officially proscribed in 2010 along with Islam4UK, a successor organization also led by Choudary.

Winifred may have been officially proscribed from direct, visible involvement in the administration of the Bayreuth Festival, but it's Winifred--Hitler's most devoted partisan and possibly lover, and who provided the paper on which Hitler wrote Mein Kampf--whose blueprint for the future of Bayreuth was adopted.

By levying a fee for these sorts of peering arrangements, Comcast seems to be testing the waters for a solution which eschews the officially proscribed practices of throttling or filtering.

In France, "the authorities have never officially or publicly proscribed the paying of ransoms," stated a French parliamentary report from last March.

He proscribed male homosexuality.

His own life felt proscribed.

We have proscribed one or two groups.

The following month South Africa proscribed the book.

Cinemas and most restaurants were also proscribed.