Sentence examples for should not be proscribed from inspiring English sources

Art should not be proscribed by materials.

Officials spent the weekend preparing to smooth any foreign feathers ruffled by the finding that the Brotherhood was a legitimate movement which should not be proscribed.

Officials said other groups are monitored by counter-terrorism agencies but have not been proscribed because they do not meet the strict criteria.

He wrote in the liberal tradition of English philosopher and economist John Stuart Mill in arguing that homosexual intercourse between consenting adults should not be legally proscribed.

Because homosexuality causes no direct harm to others (other than those who take offense at it on irrational and/or inhumane grounds) and because homosexual behavior is crucial to the ability of homosexual people to enjoy their lives (as heterosexual behavior is to heterosexuals), homosexuality should not be morally condemned or proscribed.

The organisation was proscribed in 2006 for glorifying terrorism and we are clear it should not be able to continue these activities by simply changing its name".

If that is not evidence that Britain First should be proscribed as a terrorist organisation, I am not sure what is".

It is argued that contrary to a large body of public opinion, sports engineering fundamentally differs from banned enhancement technologies; and that new advances should only be proscribed if they give the athlete an advantage over the sport.

Yet, even if you believe that offensive remarks should be proscribed by law, what about remarks that are misunderstood as offensive?

Thus, for most "pro-lifers," abortion should be proscribed because fetuses have "souls" that confer upon them an infrangible "right to life".

Furthermore, we might say that a charity dedicated to improving the lot of dogs and cats shouldn't invest in vivisection, but should they also be proscribing themselves from investing in tobacco?