Sentence examples for its outlaw from inspiring English sources

Nor does it explain how Harley managed to extend its outlaw aura to the thousands of law-abiding citizens who slip into their leathers and go tooling on its bikes.

It takes place "out West," which retains its outlaw image, despite the urban concentrations where the vast majority of westerners live and work, much like any other city dwellers in America.

In the manner of its own much more casual time, it doesn't fret about responsibility (or historical precision) but simply straps on its outlaw spirit and goes out to take what it can get: a little action, a few laughs, some wayward, out-of-the-blue lyricism.

The campaign has already lived up to its outlaw image.

After Iraq invaded Kuwait, in 1990, and was slapped with international sanctions, the Méridien got rid of its outlaw franchise.

Trying to change its outlaw image as a maker of illegal knock-offs, India toughened its patent laws in 2005.

Since its outlawing in 1985, the practice has a paltry sentence of 14 years attached to it for inflicting permanent damage.

The need for that ban and its outlawing of magazines of more than 10 bullets goes to the heart of the tragedy in Newtown, Conn., where a shooter took only a few minutes to trigger a rapid firing assault weapon and slay 20 schoolchildren and six educators last December.

Every era has its dissidents, its outlaws.

In 1924-1936, in contrast to his post-World War II agenda, Tătărescu was a noted anti-communist, and reacted vehemently against the Romanian Communist Party (PCdR, later PCR) — recommending and obtaining its outlawing, based on Communist adversity to the concept of Greater Romania, and notably arguing that the Comintern-supported Tatarbunary Uprising was evidence of "imperialist communism".

Thailand will face calls for trade sanctions unless it outlaws its trade in domestic ivory, which is used by criminals to launder African ivory.