Sentence examples for formally outlawed from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood was formally outlawed in September.

For most of the time since its founding in 1928 the group was formally outlawed.

If there is one common issue, it is immigration -- formally outlawed by many European lands, yet posing a fundamental paradox.

Nevertheless, on January 29th the first local-government elections for 17 years began in Jaffna, amid tight security.Mrs Kumaratunga has now formally outlawed the Tigers.

They are thought to have bases in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, even though India has formally outlawed them since the murder of Rajiv Gandhi.

Around the time of his birth, forty-seven yeago ago, slavery had been formally outlawed in Mali, but in the north the tradition of hereditary servitude persisted.

Italy automatically gives refuge to anyone from the more than 75 countries (see map) that formally outlaw homosexuality.

Some candidates suggested, however, that the ruling did little to formally outlaw grass-roots campaigns by candidates who lack the party's official blessing.

As for a Pearl Harbor-type first strike by the U.S., President Eisenhower would, years later, formally outlaw preventative war.

After the bombing, all celebrations were hastily switched to Colombo, which was surrounded with a ring of steel.The bombing so outraged Sri Lanka's Buddhists that Mrs Kumaratunga was forced formally to outlaw the Tigers.

Two years after his arrest, Mr Gross was formally convicted of setting up internet connections outlawed by Cuba's government in a two-day trial.