Sentence examples for the proscription from inspiring English sources

The proscription was rigorously enforced, but remained ineffectual.

A further difficulty with the proscription model is what to do with a once proscribed organisation.

First, the proscription against hunting in national parks is a significant factor in the current overpopulation.

I have to say that, for me, agreeing to the proscription of the Pakistani Taliban was a straightforward decision.

In his letter to Corbyn, Watson said: "I assume that you still support the proscription of other political parties.

The terror culminated with the proscription of the entire population of Novgorod and the sack of that northern city, which opposed Muscovite dominance (1570).

To some extent, she circumvented the "proscriptions" by doing unpaid creative work.

During the proscriptions of 43 bc from which she enriched herself Fulvia was reported to have viewed with pleasure the heads of Rufus and Cicero, Antony's victims.

With Italian manpower heavily committed, a minor slave rising led by Spartacus (73) assumed threatening dimensions, until Marcus Crassus (an old Sullan and profiteer in the proscriptions) volunteered to accept a special command and defeated the slaves.

But over the course of the twentieth century, litigation came to be seen as an essential tool for correcting ills and enforcing the law leading to the elimination, in most cases, of the proscriptions against champerty and maintenance.

Its choice of works was limited by the proscriptions on certain composers under the East German regime, and it was led by beloved but second-tier music directors like Franz Konwitschny and Otmar Suitner.