Sentence examples for methods outlawed today from inspiring English sources

Rockefeller and Carnegie built their fortunes using methods outlawed today such as predatory pricing and strike-breaking but deployed their money for the common good.

Are those methods understandable today?

In May 1794 the Government suspended habeas corpus, in 1795 outlawed all public meetings, in 1797 outlawed secret organisations and in 1799 outlawed all societies interested in reforming the way the United Kingdom was run.

The now-outlawed secular April 6 movement, in the vanguard of the 2011 revolution, appealed to the EU not to send observers to grant the election a spurious legitimacy.

His creative prose, such as that in Vogelvrij (1927; "Outlawed") and Diergaarde voor kinderen van nu (1932; "Zoo for Today's Children"), consists mainly of grotesque sketches that demonstrate his keen imagination.

Thankfully our methods are somewhat quicker today.

The government of Malaysia in 2007 outlawed usage of the term Allah in any other but Muslim contexts, but the Malayan High Court in 2009 revoked the law, ruling that it was unconstitutional.

The Biological Weapons Convention of 1975 outlawed germ warfare.

While still a student, he became involved in the socialist movement, joining the outlawed PSOE in 1964.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlawed literacy tests and poll taxes.

The bomber, Vedat Acar, born in Van, a predominantly Kurdish town in southeastern Turkey, had joined the outlawed group in 2004, the governor's statement said.