Sentence examples for proscribed in from inspiring English sources
The use of DES and other estrogens during pregnancy is now proscribed in many countries.
Although Christianity was suddenly proscribed in Japan in the early 17th century, Valignano's work had a tremendous influence.
Christianity was afterward proscribed in Japan, many Christians were martyred, and the Japanese sealed themselves off from the West.
SIR — It is a scandal worthy of Suetonius that A-Level ancient history has been proscribed in English schools.
Very little was the answer, though I did at least get up the breaking wash sternly proscribed in the literature.
In Southern Rhodesia the National Democratic Party NDPP) and the Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU), both led by Joshua Nkomo, were successively proscribed in 1961 and 1962.
And he warns of a danger they present to our society (or rather of the danger of the conditions that give rise to an ever growing demand for them); that is what Plato meant to proscribe in his famous banishment of the 'artist' from his republic, and Collingwood sees Plato as having foretold the eventual doom of Greco-Roman civilisation.
Banned during the Nazi occupation, the Sokol movement was revived in 1945 but was proscribed again in 1948 by communist leaders because of its identification with Czech nationalism.
Often a person will have prudential reasons to do so, and she may have moral obligations to perform or not perform specific acts independent of their being legally required or proscribed, as in the case of forbearing from murder.
"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 did not even want ministers of religion to list their profession in the government's census, since "the general government is proscribed from interfering, in any manner whatever, in matters respecting religion, and it may be thought to do this in ascertaining who and who are not the ministers of the gospel".
