proscription

But there are ways to get around some of its proscriptions.

No one else had taken on the proscriptions and won.

Neither one of them had known, then, the reason for proscription.

Indeed, they have done the things described in the proscription read out last night.

But many states avoid this proscription in a variety of ways.

There's so much we do today just because it's permitted under the Proscriptions.

The only proscription I put upon you are the false heads.

There were more ways to lose your family than in the slaughter of a proscription.

"For your part, little one, there are no such proscriptions.

After 12 years, the military government in September 1978, lifted its proscription of political parties.

What they did, they could not have done without the proscriptions.

The Healers have set a proscription on all who leave the city, however, and not many will risk that until they must.

He could thank the proscription of the city-nation for that.

"It would mean too many important men who got fat off the proscriptions must give everything back.

He continues to insist there's no violation of the Proscriptions.

But far from proscriptions, I feel this is what God has called me to do.

He protested against the proscription, but it was too late; his power had departed.

So the proscriptions weren't absolute; he just had to learn to play the right.

After all, the core of feminism is equality, not proscription.

Not to be confused with prescription and other meanings of proscription.

"The proscriptions have made it more important than ever that someone be here to guard the women.

More than many others, she had been encumbered with parental proscriptions.

The proscription has to be against something much more basic - more common.

His father was involved in the proscription but his mother escaped.

"Then you remain unconcerned about any violations of the Proscriptions?"