Sentence examples for proscribed range from inspiring English sources

"We do not have missiles that go beyond the proscribed range," he insisted.

However, metamaterials offer the potential to limit radiation exchange to a proscribed range of angles and wavelengths, which has the potential to dramatically boost performance.

In reality, Russia's long-range ("strategic") intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) could be used to address any of these "theater" missions within the ranges proscribed by the INF Treaty.

At its best, a culture committed to the pursuit of happiness might be committed, say, to the diminishing of injustice; but at its worst, the culture of happiness may proscribe a whole range of feelings and perceptions.

Before the war, Iraq had many missiles, so presumably it still has the technology to build them, even though for a decade it has been proscribed from working on longer-range missiles and from buying equipment.

Because the missiles were not proscribed - other than those with long range - they could keep engineers and institutions and somehow bury the full scale of their resources.

He proscribed male homosexuality.

His own life felt proscribed.

We have proscribed one or two groups.

The following month South Africa proscribed the book.

Cinemas and most restaurants were also proscribed.