1
Whately is evidently in error in wholly proscribing attention to the voice in speaking.
2
I did hurry on the formation of the proscribing commission and took its presidency.
3
I did hurry on the formation of the proscribing Commission, and I took its presidency.
4
Statutes after a civil war proscribing the retaking of land discouraged the enclosure of waste land.
5
The sixth forbids adultery, but is linked in Catholic doctrine to the proscribing of homosexual acts.
6
But must I commence proscribing for a quality?
7
Otherwise we might kill the goose that lays the golden egg, and by proscribing imagination abolish science.
8
Still there was no edict openly proscribing the name of Catholic, and punishing its bearer with death.
9
They've made a good start by proscribing
10
On Wednesday, a Congress leader said the party had never been comfortable with the idea of proscribing books.
11
Statutes after a period of civil war proscribing the retaking of land discouraged the enclosure of waste land.
12
If the factions had not originated in secret societies, they might have extirpated the evil by proscribing masonry.
13
He accordingly waited, thinking, he who had dared so much, that his enemies would shrink from proscribing him.
14
Foreign Office officials figures have until now resisted proscribing the organisation on the grounds that that could encourage extremists.
15
Attempts to destroy a nationality by overthrowing its government, proscribing its language, and maltreating its citizens, are never successful.
16
Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan has ruled out proscribing organised crime gangs like the Kinahan cartel or the Hutch faction.