Sentence examples for proscribed subject from inspiring English sources

Indeed, aversion to it is so great that people try to silence any mention of the proscribed subject, and the most obvious reminders of it are overlooked by a strange intellectual blindness".

Under the Tories' new proposals, groups that cannot currently be proscribed could be subject to banning orders should ministers "reasonably believe" that they intend to incite religious or racial hatred, to threaten democracy or if there is a pressing need to protect the public from harm, either from a risk of violence, public disorder, harassment or other criminal acts.

[n56] To stop short of proscribing all subjects that might conceivably be interpreted to be religious, inevitably creates a situation whereby the censor bans only that against which [p532] there is a substantial outcry from a religious group.

Although the QT-prolonging drugs are proscribed in the subjects with aLQTS, the individual response to diverse QT-prolonging drugs may vary substantially.

For example, the Analects of Confucius was proscribed as a mandatory subject in all schools to develop students' Confucian virtues (e.g., benevolence to citizens and loyalty to family).

All other forms of calcium or vitamin D3 were proscribed before and during the study.

By conspiring with certain court officials, Kou was able to have Buddhism, Daoism's chief competitor, proscribed from the realm and all its practitioners subjected to a bloody persecution.

The court heard that shortly after Isis was proscribed as a terror group Choudary was in contact with an individual named as Subject A. It can now be revealed Subject A was Siddartha Dhar – known on social media as Abu Rumaysah – who was arrested alongside Choudary before he fled to Syria to fight with Isis while on police bail.

That the patient proscribed intubation if she were 'terminal' is the thorny issue for Dr Crippen.

He proscribed male homosexuality.

Advertising hoardings have been proscribed.