Sentence examples for they proscribed from inspiring English sources

In 2014 they proscribed Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaida's Syrian affiliate.

But because they thought religious truths are unknowable, they proscribed the establishment of religion.

And, furthermore, the death penalty was allowed in the late eighteenth century — and it was allowed for juveniles and for mentally retarded people — so the framers couldn't have had capital punishment in mind when they proscribed "cruel and unusual" punishment.

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

We suggest that together these novel functions may modify Mediator interactions that significantly alter transcriptional responses and the phenotypes that they proscribe (Haran et al. 2014).

In a communiqué posted on their website and signed by their ruling secretariat, they announced they would "proscribe the practice [of kidnapping] as part of our revolutionary actions".

Yet they also proscribed one shot that had nothing to do with either sex or violence.

Its deputy foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, suggested that Tehran would eventually accept a verification protocol that allowed inspectors access to any site where they thought proscribed activity was taking place.

Notionally in town to headline its arts festival, Sting declined to defend himself by saying he had given his fee to charity or whatnot, instead explaining that he was against cultural boycotts as they rob proscribed states of "the open commerce of ideas and art".

For instance, the 2012 marriage-equality bill in Maryland was called the Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act, to emphasize in clear (if unnecessary and repetitive) language that same-sex marriage would not in any way force churches to perform such marriages if they were proscribed by the tenets of their faith.

But they would proscribe aberrant conduct like hit lists and bounties, and penalize other malicious actions.