Sentence examples for will be made illegal from inspiring English sources

"I think mephedrone will be made illegal within a year, but there will be other products that will replace it," says Michael.

Bitcoin will be made illegal.

The campaign called for an end to retaliatory evictions - where landlords unfairly evict tenants who have raised problems - which will be made illegal later this year.

Driving should and will be made illegal because we now have the technology to prevent deadly traffic accidents; one of the greatest causes of premature deaths around the globe.

Others, such as R. Sukumaran, argue that assassination markets as suggested by Bell are perhaps technically feasible, but because they are so revolutionary, they "threaten elites" and will be made illegal.

But first is a trip to Italy to spend time with Colloca's family, taking their boys out of their Sydney schools for a time which, he says, "will probably be made illegal in about two hours, and I'll be breaking several laws".

Watson also predicts that cigarettes will soon be made illegal because unlike opium and cocaine, tobacco has no actual medical benefits.

"If you believe Apple's repeated rejection criteria of section 22.1, you could take a view that the company believes the currency will ultimately be made illegal in the United States or other important markets.

Should more be made illegal?

Bananas couldn't plausibly be made illegal.

Forced marriage should be made illegal.