Sentence examples for proscribed work from inspiring English sources

Unhappy were authorities in France, of course, where the proscribed work nonetheless showed up, and the reactionary Jurieu, who mobilized the Consistory of the Walloon Church in Rotterdam against Bayle, who was then constrained to publish Eclaircissements or "Clarifications" of his treatment of atheism, Manicheism, skepticism and obscenity.

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.

Many serious works long proscribed by communist censors have appeared in print for the first time or after many years of being out of print.

Correct: The policy proscribed employees from drinking at work.

Roth, he explained, held that "a work cannot be proscribed unless it is 'utterly' without redeeming social importance".

Atonal works like "Wozzeck" were proscribed.

Although Christianity was suddenly proscribed in Japan in the early 17th century, Valignano's work had a tremendous influence.

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

Anyone would be free to create a new coin, within proscribed supply limits, by having a computer do the work needed to prove that it was in fact a valid Bitcoin.

In its statement today, the government said, "The violent behavior of individuals and groups that threatens citizens' lives, disrupts normal functioning of traffic, prevents normal work of industry, schools, institutions and health facilities will be proscribed by law".

Sexual Intercourse between Jews and Christians was proscribed and Christians, by a law promulgated on 1 July 1677, could not work in establishments owned by Jews.