Sentence examples for outlawed using from inspiring English sources

scientists estimated abortion rates from countries where it was outlawed, using data on hospital admissions for abortion complications, interviews with local family planning experts and surveys of women in those countries.

Brokerage firms are allowed to use customers' money to earn interest, not unlike banks, but this rule would have outlawed using customer funds for a loan to the firm itself.

The group's policy director, Eric Shupin, said it used as a template a 2011 North Carolina fair housing law that outlawed using zoning to discriminate against affordable housing units.

"Within 48 hours, President Obama has set Guantanamo Bay detainees free, and Senate Democrats have endangered Americans all over the world by releasing classified tactics, which have since rightly been outlawed, used by the intelligence community in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

It's a problem that's recently led some cities to outlaw using smartphones while crossing the street.

A recent article in The Times pointed to a growing debate among legal and medical experts about the supposedly humane use of lethal injection to kill condemned prisoners, noting that Tennessee recently outlawed use of one of the chemicals for pet euthanasia.

Some states have outlawed "use it or lose it" requirements.

A ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that will outlaw use of gender to calculate insurance premiums is due to be introduced on 20th December 2012.

While Mr. Houk says the National Heritage Foundation ultimately controls where every dollar under its management goes, many of his competitors want Congress to outlaw use of such accounts to siphon money to donors and their families.

Late last month, he stood with New York Assemblyman Michael Spano, a Republican of Yonkers, at a press conference in Yonkers to back Mr. Spano's proposed legislation outlawing use of the systems to track the speed and location of rental-car users.

Lobstermen say they are concerned about a new federal regulation that seeks to protect endangered North Atlantic right whales by outlawing use of floating rope that connects lobster traps on the ocean bottom and sometimes entangles the whales.