Sentence examples for not explicitly outlawed from inspiring English sources

Homosexuality is not explicitly outlawed in Egypt.

Couples from states like Ohio, one of 39 states with a law defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman, might have a more difficult time challenging the 1913 law than couples from New York, where the law does not explicitly outlaw same-sex marriage.

The legislation -- which just passed a vote in the Assemblée Nationale and is slated for a Senate vote soon -- does not explicitly outlaw the act of selling sex, but it penalizes its purchase: A prostitution client may be fined up to 1,500 Euros.

Customary law among ethnic groups in Uganda, on the other hand, did not explicitly outlaw prostitution in pre-colonial times.

"If that's not an undue burden, what is?" While the text of the Arkansas measure doesn't explicitly outlaw medication abortions, enacting the law constitutes an effective ban on the procedure.

The updates now explicitly outlaw "fully exposed buttocks" and "images of female breasts if they include the nipple".

Indonesia does not explicitly criminalize homosexuality.

But three states — Colorado, Georgia and Arizona — have explicitly outlawed such benefits.

It is explicitly outlawed in 37 states, which may set the stage for more legislative battles in the years ahead.

Although implicitly covered by earlier prohibitions on inhumane treatment, the 1977 Geneva protocols explicitly outlawed rape as a weapon of war.

Removing organs and tissues from bodies without relatives' consent was explicitly outlawed in 1999, after an earlier scandal at the Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool.