Sentence examples for proscribed purposes from inspiring English sources

These items may well be for proscribed purposes.

That kind of courage and brass -- to defy the proscribed role of the starlet, that seems wonderful.

More disturbing was Hillegass's somewhat proscribed view of the purposes of literature, his idea that "a key goal of education" is "redefining and applying classic wisdom to current and future problems".

Diplomatic relations remained tense, and in 2004, the United States passed the Belarus Democracy Act, which authorized funding for anti-government Belarusian NGOs, and proscribed loans to the Belarusian government, except for humanitarian purposes.

Because Unitarian Universalism is a religion without proscribed rituals and beliefs, you may use prayers from any religion that are meaningful to you.

If they find bits and pieces of proscribed material, people will say that they are achieving their aim.

An AFP assessment of Bridgeman, seen by the ABC, clearly states he is "suspected by the AFP of having joined a proscribed terrorist organisation... [and] ASIO assesses that Mr Bridgeman travelled to Syria for the purpose of engaging in PMV [politically motivated violence]." No specific terrorist organisation is named in the document.

Czech was unofficial and proscribed.

Eventually the dynasty proscribed Tuoba language and dress.

"He was arrested on suspicion of being a member of a proscribed organisation, supporting a proscribed organisation and encouraging terrorism.

"They've expressed support for a proscribed terrorist group".