Sentence examples for proscription of expression from inspiring English sources
There should, in short, never be a blanket proscription of expression.
When Lee took office in 2004, he appeared to be willing to relax somewhat Singapore's rigid libel laws and proscriptions against dissent and to allow greater freedom of expression.
Bans and proscription orders should nevertheless be the stuff of Britain's political past and should have no place in a modern, liberal, democratic state that cherishes freedom of expression.
Meanwhile, with the Taliban and their proscription of opium-growing gone, the drug trade is booming.
Following this incident the government vigorously enforced its proscription of all Christian beliefs and activities.
I am not, in a practical sense, concerned by the proscription of the Islamic Jihad Union.
The bill being rushed through parliament includes the proscription of 15 "terrorist" organisations.
I have to say that, for me, agreeing to the proscription of the Pakistani Taliban was a straightforward decision.
Common was the adamant proscription of all negative thinking if I were to have any chance of cure.
We have upheld complete proscription of uninvited door-to-door canvassing as an invasion of privacy.
