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"Prohibition 2. 0 is often characterized as outlawing Internet gambling in the U. S. , " writes Professor Rose.

Outlawing discrimination of any kind could discourage operators from investing to differentiate their networks.

Outlawing drugs has been a similarly spectacular failure.

Outlawing plastic bags in San Francisco alone will reduce oil consumption by nearly 800, 000 gallons a year, the city reckons.

Only rarely does a country go so far as Blackstone advocated by absolutely outlawing any and all previous restraints on the press.

Did you know that Israel uses torture routinely in jails (only against non-Jews of course) despite the Israeli High Court outlawing it?

Judge Walker struck down the ban Wednesday, saying the law offers no rational basis for outlawing same-sex marriage.

The journalist faces possible trial under a clause in the Iraqi penal code outlawing "aggression against a president" .

Legislation outlawing the garment is likely to follow later this month.

Under the Bill, operators of theatres, cinemas etc would be obliged to post signs outlawing the ban.

The new law also includes requirements to leash dogs and pick up after them, while outlawing abandonment and cruelty to pets.

Aiming for five different fruits and vegetables each day and outlawing repeats until you've sampled a variety.

The states responded in 1908 by passing anti- bucket shop and gambling laws , outlawing the activity that helped to ruin that economy .

Canada sought to dilute a new treaty outlawing enforced disappearances.

Outlawing ransoms is neither feasible nor in the hostages' interests.

Obviously the remnants of capitalism were still infecting the economy, so they took vigorous measures such as outlawing grain trading.

We are a long way from outlawing the commons in matters of pleasure.