Sentence examples for proscribed list from inspiring English sources

It is looking at a request from Sri Lanka to put the Tigers on the proscribed list, which would bring Britain into line with both America and India.

No more fun …" He might have added drugs to that proscribed list, but maybe it's understood that without drugs, fun and games don't exist.

Unit 124, across the street from the American and NATO military headquarters in Kabul, is one of the Afghan detention sites on a proscribed list by the American military, which is not allowed to transfer prisoners to facilities where torture is believed to be used.

Also, even if everyone is eventually forced to choose from a Tory-proscribed list of "important" A-Levels in things like rhetoric and stocks, people who have more balls than me will figure out a way to do what they really want to do anyway.

Can it really be the sign of a sane society that highly trained examiners are spending vast amounts of time poring in minute detail over material that the authorities in most other western countries regard as largely unproblematic – just in case it might be thought to fall within a category proscribed by the R18 list?

There is no definitive list of acts proscribed by the R18 classification.

The investigation is also charged with identifying the values and philosophy of the movement – not necessarily with a view to adding the Brotherhood to the list of terrorist organisations proscribed by the government, we are told – but to better understand "what we are dealing with".

Foreign journalists, scholars, and researchers were admitted on visas and removed from lists proscribing their entry.

He caused some consternation when he asked his parish priest if he might see a copy of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum, the list of books and authors proscribed by the church to which Jean-Paul Sartre was added in 1948 and André Gide in 1952.

The European Union and New Zealand has proscribed Hezbollah's military wing, but does not list Hezbollah as a whole as a terrorist organization.

He said the legislation would give Dutton "the opportunity to specify from amongst that of list terrorist organisations... because some of those currently proscribed, while they are terrorist organisations and we don't like them, are not particularly aiming at us".