Sentence examples for made illegal by from inspiring English sources

Both survived being made illegal by buying off corrupt police.

He was also a member of the centre-right CDU party, which was quickly made illegal by the GDR and rented a flat in the West.

So although these packages are small in size, they have the approbation of Congress, and must be considered as legal, and their use cannot be made illegal by state laws.

In 1956 Great Britain enacted the Restrictive Trade Practices Act, and in 1964 resale price maintenance was made illegal by an act of Parliament, excepting a few products, such as books.

Spam e-mails were made illegal by a 2003 federal law, but all that law has done is to provide lifetime employment for lawyers at the Federal Trade Commission.

The European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Abuse EMCDDAA) is currently gathering Europe-wide evidence of use and harms to decide if mephedrone should be made illegal by the EU.

They also said that it made illegal deductions by fining them $200 if a customer complained of a late delivery, and $50 if they shut the restaurant's glass doors too loudly on their way to make a delivery.

Two women agreed today to pay a total of $58,123 to settle charges they made illegal profits by trading the stock of the MidSouth Corporation based on inside knowledge of the railroad company's pending acquisition by Kansas City Southern Industries.

Ask why it was made illegal -- by many state governments and eventually the federal government during the first four decades of the past century -- and the answer cannot be found in expert medical testimony or any objective assessment of the costs and benefits of prohibiting marijuana.

And a long list of assault weapons was made illegal in 1993 by another bill proposed by Mr. Looney.

The officials met and recommended that taking a stroke while astride the putting line behind the ball be made illegal, pending approval by the associations' executive committees, which signed off on the change.