Sentence examples for internationally prohibited from inspiring English sources

Moreover, execution and cruel and unusual punishment in the form of torture, internationally prohibited since 1948, remain widely practiced and condoned by many nations.

However, in 2013 the international community's resistance to U.S. plans to launch missile strikes against Syria in retaliation for that country's alledged use of internationally prohibited chemical weapons against its own population added significant doubt to the already controversial assertion that the R2P principle, however warranted morally, is a legally binding principle.

A preventive UNSC action in this direction, could have aborted the use of internationally prohibited chemical substances in Syria.

And yet it is these two groups that an organisation called DiploHack has thrown together to solve real problems - like corrupt government, sexual violence or the use of internationally prohibited weapons.

They were engaged in activities such as the illegal sale of alcohol in Islamic countries or the internationally prohibited trafficking of ivory from African countries to China," the report said.

A preventive UNSC action in this direction, could have aborted the use of internationally prohibited chemical substances in Syria.... Most of the words used during the Arab "Four Seasons", from Tahrir Square to the roads leading to Damascus, such as chaos, tragedy, demon, tyranny, anomaly, drama are of Greek origin.

South Africa was prohibited from competing internationally from 1969 to 1994 due to apartheid.

How many other internationally famous fashion designers can you name who came from a state in which most things that internationally famous fashion designers consider fun are prohibited?

It "marked an expansion of existing legislative restrictions that already prohibited U.S. funding for abortion internationally," according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, which issued a backgrounder on the issue Monday.

Sites like CanadianIvory.com offer narwhal tusk for sale internationally, but note that their sale into the United States is strictly prohibited — "however mammoth tusk and muskox horn shipments to the US have gone smoothly to date," the site reads.

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