Sentence examples for specifically outlaw from inspiring English sources

Two of the specific points in the Canadian charter, section 14 and 16, specifically outlaw racism and "religion bashing".

In fact, it goes as far as to specifically outlaw "all types of fat".

But unlike the charter, it does not specifically outlaw discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation.

In addition, the bill updates the Wire Act of 1961, which forbade the transmission of betting over telephone lines, to specifically outlaw online gambling through any communication network.

An automated system collates those reports and flags images to human reviewers who determine if they breach the site's guidelines, which specifically outlaw nudity.

Six years later, the Conservative government passed the Criminal Justice Act, which stands as the only item of legislation to specifically outlaw gatherings of people fond of a particular musical genre, one characterised "as a succession of repetitive beats".

Such practices should be specifically outlawed, he said.

Congress has not specifically outlawed incandescent bulbs, only inefficient ones.

Very few cities specifically outlawed chickens until many decades later.

The group has also proposed new legislation to Egypt's cabinet that specifically outlaws sexual harassment.

The use of child combatants is specifically outlawed under international agreements.