outlawed造句

Illicit trades should be outlawed.

The area is a stronghold of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has been fighting for autonomy since 1984.

And if injections are outlawed, then a majority of Americans might prefer life imprisonment without parole rather than returning to the electric chair, firing squad or gas chamber.

When blackbirding was outlawed, Broome was faced with the challenge of finding others to do the dangerous work of diving for pearls.

Many countries have outlawed corporal punishment in the classroom (2), while only a handful have done the same for parental correction of the physical kind.

As saliva is one of the main vectors of infection and the tuberculosis bacillus can survive in spit for a whole day, spitting was outlawed in numerous countries.

Iraq's Accountability and Justice Commission said last month that the candidates could not run because of alleged ties to Saddam Hussein's outlawed Baath Party.

In 1952 in the states, vibrators were withdrawn from sale and even outlawed in many areas after the American Psychiatric Association concluded that female hysteria was a myth, not a disease.

I was surprised to see in looking this stuff over that the game of closh had for many years been outlawed in England along with such other questionable pursuits as tennis, horseshoes and bowling.