Sentence examples for proscribed them from inspiring English sources

While there appears to be some collaborative working between the EDL and SIOE, the BNP website claims to have proscribed them.

There is arch merrymaking over beans (Pythagoras and Empedocles proscribed them) and flatulence (Metrocles became suicidally distraught over a bean-related gaseous indiscretion during a lecture rehearsal).

As a result, they proscribe them and/or ban them from the airwaves.

He said: "Until and unless the Muslim Brotherhood breaks British laws, we cannot and we should not proscribe them.

Although the United States last year listed the Tigers as one of 30 "foreign terrorist organisations", she had been reluctant to proscribe them and thus end the tentative links that have kept peace hopes alive.

Home Secretary Charles Clarke, Britain's senior law enforcement official, published a list of the groups and said he would seek Parliament's approval to "proscribe" them under counterterrorism laws approved in 2000.

Adherence is defined as: the extent to which a person delivers the essential content, delivery strategies and theories prescribed by the intervention designers and avoids activities proscribed by them.

However, if these individuals do not know how to fulfill that role or do not believe that certain interventions will be effective, they are unlikely to take part in the role that has been proscribed to them.

They are expensive and difficult to obtain, and, for reasons of ethics, many experiments on them are proscribed.

For patients, the context factor includes some information given by practitioners might modify the trial's outcome; for practitioners, it includes some instructions given by patients after prescribing or proscribing explanations to them might modify practitioners' normal practice [ 21].

Instead he is asking, provocatively, whether love has proscribed boundaries and, if so, who sets them.