0 past simple and past participle of outlaw --
1 to make something illegal or unacceptable: --
Unsurprisingly, e the government promptly outlawed both movements.
The report stipulated that national activity in these "dangerous" areas would be outlawed.
This has serious implications for governments' plans for national reconciliation with outlawed political groups.
One chapter takes up the question of mandatory retirement, which has been outlawed in higher education for more than a decade.
Proposition 11, as it was known, would have outlawed discrimination in employment if it had passed.
That is, no day of the week was specially favoured or outlawed.
Matthews (1887, 94f) writes that, once this trade had been outlawed, traffic was conducted in an argot in which gems were referred to as 'calves'.
As regards autonomous groups, they will continue to be outlawed, although little is likely to be done to bring them to an end.
