Sentence examples for proscribed groups from inspiring English sources

"When proscribed groups hold a formal, publicized meeting with government, it becomes clear who is preventing the state from proceeding against them," said Shireen Mazari, senior official with the opposition party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Tehreek-e-Insaf Tehreek-e-Insaf

Two of the proscribed groups are generally believed to have ties to Pakistan.

Tamkeen, which won't work with proscribed groups, had to withdraw its funding and committee.

The 189 executions since 13 March have included not a single member of these proscribed groups.

Counter-terrorism legislation passed in 2006 is designed to automatically ban any "successor" organisations set up by proscribed groups.

Counterterrorism legislation passed in 2006 is designed to automatically ban any "successor" organisations set up by proscribed groups.

Under current terror legislation, home secretaries have the power to proscribe groups suspected of being "concerned with terrorism", and actions in support of that group can lead to prosecution.

Drawing on the tricks of Tony Blair's invasion-prone government and Thatcher's failed campaign against the IRA, she promised yet more anti-terror laws: this time to ban nonviolent "extremists" from television and protests, and to proscribe groups with no links to terrorism.

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

It cannot go unnoticed that British mosques have played host to imams who have previously justified attacks on Hindus, Christians, homosexuals and others; nor that many Sikh organisations are populated with members of previously proscribed terrorist groups such as the International Sikh Youth Federation.

Both the US government and the UN have been actively discouraging governments from paying ransoms to proscribed terrorist groups.