Examples of 'banned by law' in a sentence
Meaning of "banned by law"
banned by law: prohibited or forbidden by legislation or regulations, not allowed under official rules or restrictions
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Names considered ridiculous or shameful are banned by law.
Polygamy is banned by law and considered a criminal act.
I believe use of manjha should be banned by law.
I think they should be banned by Law just as strikes should be banned by Law.
All remaining parties were banned by law.
Alcohol is banned by law in Benghazi and throughout Libya in accordance with Islamic principles.
The sale of alcohol is banned by law on this day.
Discriminatory treatment of foreigners based on their nationalities is banned by law.
Spray bottles have been banned by law in some areas.
Friend requests between family members should be banned by law.
To have it banned by law.
Under apartheid, relationships across racial lines were banned by law.
They are all banned by law.
Any materials, substances or products whose use has been banned by law.
There are more types of advertising banned by law than those that are permitted.
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Any materials, substances or products the use of which has been banned by law.
However, such practices are banned by law in many parts of Europe - thankfully!
The publication of polls is banned by law.
Spanking children is banned by law in 16 European countries, Canada and New Zealand.
All private adoptions are banned by law.
Items banned by law such as gun, sword, gun powder, cultural asset, and drug.
In other countries it is banned by law.
All of them are banned by law.
Advertising breast-milk substitutes was banned by law.
All substances banned by law.
No . Friend requests between family members should be banned by law.
Conversion therapy banned by law.
Catholic Mass was reintroduced, and Holy Communion was now banned by law.
The salute is not explicitly banned by law in Croatia.
Despite the fact that CFCs are banned by law.
In Pakistan forced labour is banned by law.
Import and use of Blue and Brown asbestos banned by law in Britain.
According to this principle, only evidence that is not banned by law is admissible.
Article 13 . - All income-generating laboring activities which are not banned by law are recognized as employment.
The emission of private money in Russia was banned by law in 1870.
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