Sentence examples for outlaw behaviour from inspiring English sources

But there were, of course, also allegations of outlaw behaviour.

But the large-scale investments it needs from the big international lending banks have been blocked because of its past outlaw behaviour.

According to a reformist activist who is a member of the banned Participation Front, Raja News reflects the views of the Iranian regime's most hardline faction and its "aggression, outlaw behaviour, and extra-legal conduct".

As in Goodfellas and Casino, and again with the use of a conspiratorial voiceover, charismatic actors and an exquisitely eclectic jukebox soundtrack, he aligns the audience in such a way that we appreciate on a visceral level the appeal of reckless outlaw behaviour.

But the test also had the consequence of creating thousands of pieces of debris that now pose a hazard for other satellites, including Chinese ones.The new strategy document suggests that, rather than trying to negotiate treaties that outlaw such behaviour, America should lead by example.

In seeking (for the finest of reasons) to find increasingly fraught legal ways to outlaw prejudiced behaviour, went his argument, a generation of white Britons has grown to feel, rightly or wrongly, shamed and/or confused, and increasingly unable to speak openly about any aspect of race.

We are calling on the Scottish government to lead the way once more and make two simple amendments to the law [to reduce the number of dogs used in flushing to guns to two and to add a clause outlawing reckless behaviour].

The incoming government needs urgently to legislate to outlaw and criminalise behaviour which makes a mockery of public morality, implementing and amplifying in our domestic law the council of Europe's criminal law convention on corruption.

It is not that modern children's literature is devoid of outlaws; rather, rebellious behaviour is either the result of inadequate upbringing or exists safely in the realm of fantasy.

As it turned out, the Dublin scandals – now all but forgotten – have their own legacy of intolerance in UK law, and led directly to the notorious Labouchère amendment the following year, 1885, which outlawed all homosexual behaviour among men.

Clan loyalties were officially outlawed, and clan-inspired behaviour became a criminal offense.