Sentence examples for proscribed as from inspiring English sources

He was proscribed as a regicide on January 5 , 1816

His father was proscribed as a loyalist, and his properties were confiscated.

Thousands of Brotherhood supporters are in jail, and the group is proscribed as a terrorist organisation.

It is proscribed as a terrorist group by Turkey, the EU and the US.

Abbott suggested the revocations would not necessarily affect all groups proscribed as terrorist organisations under Australian law.

The AUC was proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the US State Department the year before Torres disappeared.

Prakash featured prominently in propaganda videos exhorting Australians to join Isis – an ultra hardline group that proscribes as apostates anyone who does not share its hardline read of Islamic tenets.

The judges wanted to know what the word "carnal" in the law meant, what the law intended to proscribe as "against the order of nature," and what sexual acts might be banned under Section 377 if "penetration" was the key criteria.

Thus, recent philosophers have paid particular attention to the concept of knowledge not just because it is a notion whose analysis has long proved difficult but also because on one account at least it involves an immediately experienced mental act something that many Analysts would like to proscribe as mythical.

The federation would also proscribe as "a public enemy" (Rousseau 1756/1917, 63) any member who breaks the Treaty or disregards the decisions of the congress; in such a situation, all members would "arm and take the offensive, conjointly and at the common expense, against any State put to the ban of Europe" in order to enforce the decisions of the federation (61 4).

Occasionally, new areas were proscribed, such as the city and province of Moscow in 1891.