Sentence examples for proscribed call from inspiring English sources

As was the way, we'd be assembled like good little sheep at the proscribed call time, and we'd be kept waiting half an hour while the client tooted the last lines of the morning and then bought himself a 64oz.

Since then, Taliban leaders have proscribed what they call un-Islamic activities by residents, including watching television, dancing and shaving beards, and they have sometimes beheaded offenders.

What Francis called opportunities, as proscribed by the Task Force, include calls for those who screen audio producers and engineers for jobs to commit to a hire "only after considering a slate of candidates that includes at least two women," and advises that producers take gender into account when mentoring young professionals.

Psychologists call this quality reactance: the desire to do the things that are proscribed.

It claimed members of the Ahrar al-Sham group, which is not proscribed by the US, had on Thursday publicly executed 14 local self-government officials who had called on people to leave the city's eastern districts.

"On any given day, we probably receive phone calls from half a dozen parents with a child dealing with cancer and their oncologist has proscribed Oxycontin in some form or fashion, which they know is incredibly dangerous and potentially damaging.

He proscribed male homosexuality.

Advertising hoardings have been proscribed.

His own life felt proscribed.

Contact with foreigners was proscribed.

We have proscribed one or two groups.