Sentence examples for to be proscribed from inspiring English sources

The newspapers just refused to allow themselves to be proscribed".

Through all these ventures, skateboarding is no longer something to be proscribed or repelled.

The god Seth, who had been an antithetic element in Egyptian religion, came gradually to be proscribed as the god of foreign lands.

Indeed, according to the academic Mary Kaldor, behaviour which used to be proscribed in war, including atrocities against non-combatants, now constitutes "an essential component" of modern warfare.

'Containment is the idea that there is some sort of viral presence in the body or the body politic that has to be proscribed or isolated or crushed.

Who would want to end their days in a care home (the term old people's home seems now to be proscribed) opposite a Little Chef?

The criteria by which an organisation can be proscribed, according to the Terrorism Act 2000, focus on involvement in acts of terrorism, but also consider "the nature and scale of an organisation's activities"; "the specific threat that it poses to the UK"; and "the need to support other members of the international community in the global fight against terrorism".

"It never occurred to me that my choices would be proscribed.

The difficulty, say legal experts, is that no organisation can be proscribed under Japan's anti-subversion law unless it can be shown to be politically motivated.

Art should not be proscribed by materials.

Even their ambulances will be proscribed from the lanes if they are not running blue lights.