American movies love their outlaws, but the best American movies examine why we love outlaws, and what it means to become one.
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If we're a family filled with outlaws, then the 20,000 citizens of Nablus who marched in the funeral of my brother are also outlaws.
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It's a game about outlaws, and players can decide if they want to be kind-hearted, conflicted outlaws or outright psychopaths, but they're going to be robbing and shooting people either way.
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The president has said that left-wing "outlaws" should "be banished from our homeland", but "Bacurau" makes heroes of outlaws, redefining the relationship between individuals, their homeland and the nation that claims them.
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Hey American Outlaws, you've got some work to do, friends.
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Teddy dies again — shot while defending Dolores from the outlaws.
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Outlaws in history are often seen as heroes, she explained.
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My grandmother said you love hanging with them damn outlaws!
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The state currently outlaws abortion 20 weeks into a pregnancy.
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It effectively outlaws the procedure after six weeks of pregnancy.
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King Tommen outlaws trial by combat, much to Cersei's dismay.
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Whatever you think, Medicare for All outlaws private health insurance.
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Celebrity outlaws and celebrity grifters keep it all for themselves.
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Nashville is home to deeply ambitious country music centrists, accommodationist lifers, would-be outlaws, actual outlaws, and also to Mr. Simpson, who, despite some shared DNA here and there, is not any of those things.
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GUTFELD: If you outlaw straws, then only outlaws will have straws.
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Early settlers could well turn out to be sociopaths or outlaws.
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Islam outlaws the payment of interest, the basis of conventional banking.
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Both Trump and Strange, each in his own way, were outlaws.
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The days of weed and outlaws is coming to a close.
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The Las Vegas Outlaws beat the New Jersey Hitmen 19-0.
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We have become "cosmic outlaws" in the words of Henry Beston.
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"4. "Is your family wealth protected from in-laws and outlaws?
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They look like a band of outlaws if I ever seen one.
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John Milkovich, outlaws nearly all abortions before many women know they're pregnant.
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And so they are shamans and visionaries and outlaws and, yes, storytellers.
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The other three are the Hells Angels, the Pagans and the Outlaws.
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In fact, EU law already outlaws advertising or packaging that misleads consumers.
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With the victory, the Outlaws rose to 11th place in the standings.
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New York state law outlaws discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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Washington will play the Fusion and the Houston Outlaws over the weekend.
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The story goes that the Geneva Convention outlaws the use of a .
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So we're looking at these gender outlaws of over a century ago.
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You mentioned "Outlaws", which throws back to your guys' lives as teens.
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A player on the Outlaws, Jake Lyons, said it might be hard for a female player like Se-yeon to handle the sort of negative perception that the Outlaws general manager had just pulled out of thin air.
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People have this image of pornographers being outlaws or people who have balls.
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IN 1970s films like "Duel" and "Smokey and the Bandit", truckers are outlaws.
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The agency's enemies are outlaws and Confederate bushwhackers and are obviously very bad.
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For years, the Oklahoma Panhandle was No Man's Land, a refuge for outlaws.
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For instance, a 2012 norm outlaws boar hunting for half of the year.
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"Almost without exception, dealers were depicted as deplorable and dangerous outlaws," says Bacon.
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The Outlaws include men and women as well as plenty of younger fans.
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Jeanette was all teary-eyed, and she said: 'Hey, we are not outlaws.
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I had always idealized stand-up as the province of weirdos and outlaws.
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Parliament passed the Equality Act, which defines and outlaws sexual harassment, in 2010.
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He coached the Arizona Outlaws of the United States Football League in 1985.
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Albania is unique in Europe because its drug barons are not renegade outlaws.
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These outlaws came in hoping to try and get part of the Osage money.
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Jedediah, I&aposve always said if they outlaw straws, only outlaws will have straws.
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An arcane British law outlaws the "undue influence involving the threat of spiritual injury".
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There has not been a fatality in a World of Outlaws race since 240.
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" They ceased to be seen as "bloody, murdering Confederate guerillas" and became "righteous outlaws.
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This sheriff should come with standards for promoting better security, and sanctions for outlaws.
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Robbers Cave State Park in Oklahoma used to be a famous hideout for outlaws.
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ROMANTIC OUTLAWS: The Extraordinary Lives of Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley, by Charlotte Gordon.
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The Outlaws make a point to mention that "Copa" set the prices, not them.
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Obviously that's tied to the idea of these famous, iconic bank robbers and outlaws.
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He doesn't want any problems with the outlaws of yesteryear or the present day.
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If the gun-toting outlaws had been communists, prison would now be housing them.
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Jake Lyon is a professional player in the Overwatch League for the Houston Outlaws.
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Abe has said he hopes to revise article 9, which outlaws war, by 2020.
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He's the star of countless narcocorridos, or folk songs about outlaws and cartel leaders.
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Mackenzie doesn't blatantly spell out the film's subtexts — he lets stellar performances and low-key charisma tell the story — but he builds his visually gorgeous, emotionally racking movie around the fundamental idea that outlaws are necessary in a system that outlaws survival.
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So, I think they maybe see us in a weird way as outlaws, like them.
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IF FRACKING IS OUTLAWED, ONLY OUTLAWS WILL FRACK: A bill introduced last week by Sen.
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This stunt comes courtesy of Farmtruck and AZN from the Discovery Channel series Street Outlaws.
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Unsurprisingly, many of these outlaws met a violent end themselves, either by gunfire or hanging.
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The driving force is the Outlaws, set up in 2007 as a hardcore national fanclub.
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They are outlaws and bootleggers and, in our older mythologies, witches, ghosts and runaway slaves.
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Its code of personal status, adopted in 1956, allows divorce and outlaws polygamy, for example.
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"Outlaws and mustangs always come home," says Frank Hamer (Kevin Costner), the older, gruffer one.
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That would also be illegal in New York, which outlaws both bank and wire fraud.
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What Rosen described to The Verge may seem like typical Red Dead Online behavior — outlaws being outlaws — but he swears that players often take stock of what his character looks like before they decide to attack him, rather than just attacking him no matter what.
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They broadened their mission to protect smallfolk against all potential predators, like northern raiders and outlaws.
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Kay Ivey, outlaws almost all abortions in the state, even for victims of rape and incest.
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George Remus, the subject of two current biographies, was one of those larger-than-life outlaws.
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Brazil outlaws large-scale agriculture or mining in areas demarcated for its 2594m-odd indigenous citizens.
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She must battle the reincarnated outlaws that her great-greant-granddaughter Wyatt Earp killed long ago.
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The outlaws offer me a gun, and the opportunity to join them, leave, or fight back.
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But, like other Gulf states, it outlaws unsanctioned religious gatherings and non-Muslims must not proselytize.
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Some ladies do actually love outlaws, and too often they get what they put in for.
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Nikki R. Haley, a Republican, signed legislation that outlaws most abortions after 265 weeks of pregnancy.
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The ageing outlaws of "The Wild Bunch" are likewise coming to the end of the road.
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The event was titled "222-32"—after the criminal code that outlaws indecent exposure in public.
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Iran's foreign minister speaks to the world on his Twitter account while his regime outlaws Twitter.
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There are some people who did not come into the democratic sphere, they are still outlaws.
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The Outlaws dropped into last place in the standings, as the only team with three losses.
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Their collective experience and accumulated wisdom is also a potent deterrent to would be foreign outlaws.
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These outlaws are trying to provide for their families and strike back against larger financial injustice.
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Instead, the province outlaws advertising cryonics services that encourage the "expectation" of being resuscitated one day.
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Kota Ezawa, who believes "artists are close to outlaws," recreates Hollywood crime scenes in video animations.
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The Communications Act of 1934 outlaws jamming for any state or local entity and for personal use.
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The health care industry is asking for more wiggle room on the federal law that outlaws kickbacks.
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In the US, Title IX civil rights legislation outlaws discrimination on the basis of sex at universities.
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On the record's back cover, Medina sits behind a bass drum featuring the band's name: the Outlaws.
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Or is he using "family" in the Fast and the Furious sense, meaning "band of lovable outlaws"?
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The truth is that the agency can't even claim to have waged a righteous war on outlaws.
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Outlaws used to commit crimes in Kansas and then escape back across the Cimarron to relative safety.
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The outlaws got a kick out of defying former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who had initiated the ban.
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Peckinpah's outlaws are neither countercultural folk heroes like Butch and Sundance nor noble old-timers like Cogburn.
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Before setting off into the desert, she heard stories about armed outlaws who rape women in Libya.
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The Sheriff is looking for someone to help hunt a posse of outlaws—will you come along?
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Prominent U.S. fan-club "American Outlaws" tweeted of the game: "They don't get any bigger than this".
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"Brave, Beautiful Outlaws" focuses on her early work, during the time of her most intense political activism.
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The Eternal were on a three-game winning streak before losing to the Houston Outlaws on Saturday.
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The law, passed after the Christchurch massacre in March, outlaws military-style semiautomatic weapons and assault rifles.
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It also would classify them as global outlaws, opening them up to armed responses by any state.
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Apart from the Vatican, the Philippines is the only nation in the world that still outlaws divorce.
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This little resembles the Russia that outlaws gay "propaganda" and shrugs off reports of gays tortured in Chechnya.
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Idaho outlaws "assault and battery," which encompasses "intentional and unlawful touching," but doesn't elaborate on what that means.
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His cyberpunk illustrations create a chaotic, densely urban world populated by cyborgs and outlaws outfitted with advanced prosthetics.
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The second case involved the scope of a federal law that outlaws discrimination on the basis of age.
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She quoted a tweet from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about the insane Wyoming bill that outlaws renewable energy.
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It's a world that the Wailers, outlaws in their own day, enabled, but not the one they created.
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OUTLAWS AND ANGELS A western-thriller hybrid starring Chad Michael Murray, Teri Polo, Luke Wilson and Francesca Eastwood.
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His character was based on the real-life W.D. Jones, who served as accomplice to the infamous outlaws.
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The latest law, passed in Alabama, effectively outlaws abortion and was widely condemned by various Democratic presidential candidates.
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It also outlaws people from using a public restroom that doesn't match the gender on their birth certificate.
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The government attributes the attacks to bandits, a term applied to outlaws who rob, kidnap and kill residents.
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In the Middle Ages in Russia, ordinary people brought to despair went to the woods and became outlaws.
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AMENDED RULE OUTLAWS ANY SHOE NOT ON OPEN SALE FOR FOUR MONTHS BEFORE USE IN COMPETITION - WORLD ATHLETICS
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Among other things the code outlaws extramarital sex and same-sex relations, and criminalises criticism of the president.
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The two charge through the antebellum South hunting outlaws and trying to rescue Django's wife, Broomhilda (Kerry Washington).
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Section 377 of Myanmar&aposs colonial-era Penal Code outlaws same-sex activities, according to the Myanmar Times.
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The Sanders plan outlaws private and employer-based insurance, transferring those health care costs to the federal government.
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That they become glamorous outlaws in spite of themselves is a bonus paid, somewhat grudgingly, to the audience.
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TEXAS BLOODSeven Generations Among the Outlaws, Ranchers, Indians, Missionaries, Soldiers, and Smugglers of the BorderlandsBy Roger D. HodgeIllustrated.
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In the camaraderie of blue-collar workers, bikers, outlaws, and town drunks, everyone had a story of their own.
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When Hector and his band of outlaws ride into town, she helps them out by calling off the sheriff.
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No, he would lead a band of outlaws like the bandit-heroes of "Water Margin", his favourite medieval tale.
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Bonnie and Clyde were outsiders, outcasts, outlaws who fought the man — even though, in the end, the man won.
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That also placed the remains right on the lip of Georgia's abortion law, which outlaws abortions after 20 weeks.
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Iran is a signatory to the chemical arms convention, which outlaws the production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons.
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It outlaws discrimination in the renting, buying and financing of homes based on race, religion, national origin and gender.
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Along with the outlaws and lawmen, women, civilians and a tuba player are blown away or trampled by horses.
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He winds up in league with a pair of professional mercenary outlaws, Beckett (Woody Harrelson) and Val (Thandie Newton).
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The Affordable Care Act outlaws the exact type of plans that Idaho wants to allow onto its insurance market.
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For this to be an option, Canada will probably want to wait until the club of outlaws is bigger.
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The legislation outlaws domestic rape and bars a rapist from marrying his victim in order to diminish his sentence.
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Gay and transgender Indians describe the cost of living in a country that has forced them to be outlaws.
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Idaho — Idaho, which outlaws all types of cannabis, is a notable exception in a region filled with legal weed.
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The Outlaws' 12-person roster had planned to use the home as a training facility for the entire season.
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The law dates back nearly 150 years to California's Wild West days, when cowboys and outlaws roamed the state.
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"This basically outlaws end-to-end encryption," says Joseph Lorenzo Hall, chief technologist at the Center for Democracy and Technology.
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With increasing SEC scrutiny, the Wild West of ICOs may soon be tamed, but only after some outlaws get busted.
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So too does legislation that outlaws the dissemination of any "statistical information" that may "invalidate, distort, or discredit official statistics".
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" The law outlaws abortion, including in cases of rape and incest, unless the mother is facing a "serious health risk.
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Signed last week by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, the so-called "heartbeat bill" outlaws abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.
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Even the Constitution's Emoluments Clause — which outlaws foreign gifts to persons holding offices of "profit or trust" — may be inapplicable.
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Arthur is already expressing doubts about what used to make their gang feel like more than just your standard outlaws.
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The bill outlaws bump stocks and other devices that are used to increase the rate of fire for semiautomatic weapons.
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So, too, with the pictures he shot while spending time with the Chicago Outlaws Motorcycle Club in the mid-60s.
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First up is Sam Chisolm (Denzel Washington), a "duly sworn warrant officer" that's been traveling around taking out various outlaws.
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Once this is revealed, you may anticipate scenes of Christian consorting with international outlaws and leading a glamorous double life.
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Deadly ethnic violence erupted after the 2007 polls, prompting a new constitution that protects media freedoms and outlaws hate speech.
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Here, the U.S. generally has played a constructive role under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) that outlaws overseas bribery.
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Morgan can hunt to help the camp, take on missions, play games with fellow outlaws, or just roam the world.
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VICE Sports writer Sean Newell joins the show to lament how the American Outlaws have taken over his beloved bar.
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But atop these horses of tubular steel, aluminum, and carbon-fibre are not the infamous outlaws of a biker gang.
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There are spaceships and lasers and love trysts and outlaws, as well as an eclectic cast, led by Nathan Fillion.
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Back to our story: Parker and her gang of outlaws are plotting one last score before retiring to their ranch.
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The Eighth Amendment, in particular, outlaws "excessive" bail amounts, but there is a national crisis of sky-high bail amounts.
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In tandem with Cara Dune, the Mandalorian finds himself protecting a friendly little village from a gang of rapacious outlaws.
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It outlaws military-style semiautomatic weapons and assault rifles, and some gun parts, and violators face five years in prison.
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But the Chemical Weapons Convention, the treaty that outlaws such arms, forbids the use of toxins to kill or injure.
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In the North, the Underground was not made up of outlaws; indeed, it was very nearly a law unto itself.
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TEXAS BLOOD: Seven Generations Among the Outlaws, Ranchers, Indians, Missionaries, Soldiers, and Smugglers of the Borderlands, by Roger D. Hodge.
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The law also outlaws so-called sanctuary cities where local authorities do not cooperate fully with federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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It's an episodic, dark-hearted romp through a series of stories about outlaws, gold diggers, robbers, pioneers, and mysterious strangers.
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I was an observer and dreamer and the people I was most fascinated by were misfits, rejects, outlaws, and strangers.
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"We were outlaws for a long time," said another farmer who's been in the game for more than 30 years.
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But police operations like Projects Amigo and Retire, targeting the Bandidos and the Outlaws respectively, crippled the Hells' biker opposition.
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The NRA and other "gun rights" proponents claim that if guns are restricted, only outlaws and bad guys will have guns.
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Actor Chad Michael Murray poses at the premiere of "Outlaws and Angels" during the 2016 Sundance Film Festival on Tuesday, Jan.
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The Tor Browser is commonly used by human rights activists, journalists, and outlaws, as well as average users wanting privacy online.
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" Lyon went on to sign with the Overwatch League's Houston Outlaws, and he says the new league is a "huge improvement.
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The new law, which was approved via ballot initiative in June, outlaws the practice of paying tipped workers a lower wage.
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Like many countries in Latin America, where mores have been shaped by the Catholic church, Argentina outlaws most abortions (see map).
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The legislation actually abolishes Medicare and Medicare Advantage, and outlaws employer-provided coverage and the private insurance people buy for themselves.
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The law actually outlaws the most affordable insurance policies – major medical, catastrophic, indemnity coverage – unless you're under the age of 28500.
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Pratt didn't have fans, but he was famous, a contradiction in terms usually reserved for legitimate outlaws, not random L.A. bros.
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Britain, for example, outlaws speech that denigrates people based on their race, national origin, and sexual orientation, but not their religion.
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Thousands of Outlaws supported the U.S. team in 2015 and ticket and tour packages for this year's tournament have sold out.
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The film follows a band of outlaws hiding in the mountains, with Mr. Young playing the man in the black hat.
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Ohio lawmakers also passed another bill which would ban abortion after 20 weeks (Ohio's current law outlaws termination after 24 weeks).
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By the 923s, Danao had become the go-to place for outlaws and ordinary citizens wanting cheap but high-quality replicas.
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She plays a widow who helps hide a runaway gunman (Jack O'Connell) from a band of outlaws (led by Jeff Daniels).
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Sanders and Warren: The senators labeled the strike "an assassination," an important choice given that an executive order outlaws such assassinations.
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Fists bigger than heads and fingers longer than legs factor prominently in his cinematic depictions of outlaws, mobsters and card sharks.
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But the Outlaws ran out of steam, giving the Uprising the 2-0 win on Lijiang Tower to close the series.
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But at least, Ms. Hamed said, they knew that the settlers were outlaws in the eyes of much of the world.
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From 2000 to 23, the Outlaws and the Hells Angels fought what came to be known as the First Biker War.
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That's because Apple outlaws third-party digital payment solutions on iOS, instead preferring to integrate banks and payment providers into Apple Pay.
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Swift recently backed the Equality Act, a bill which outlaws discrimination against LGBTQ people in public places like schools, work, and housing.
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To add insult to fatal injury, the Blackdom residents had absolutely no part in the dispute Frank's outlaws were so murderous about.
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Donald Trump's biker buddies are pumped for inauguration Friday, but want to make it clear ... they're not violent outlaws looking for trouble.
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The result is an episodic, dark-hearted romp through a series of stories about outlaws, gold diggers, robbers, pioneers, and mysterious strangers.
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The pair were characterized by media and law enforcement as a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde -- after the infamous Depression-era outlaws.
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The pair were characterized by media and law enforcement as a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde, after the infamous Depression-era outlaws.
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But a more direct cause is the regulatory onslaught of recent years that outlaws certain types of economic activity and job opportunities.
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The Redoubt does give refuge to more than its fair share of outlaws, whether ageing draft-dodgers or crooks on the lam.
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The country crooner is known for his patriotic songs, such as "Okie From Muskogee," and tunes about outlaws and his hardscrabble upbringing.
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Gov. Nikki R. Haley, a Republican, signed legislation Wednesday that immediately outlaws most abortions in South Carolina at 20 weeks beyond fertilization.
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A famous hideout for outlaws Jesse James and Belle Starr, Robbers Cave State Park in Oklahoma is now an outdoor lover's dream.
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Many think of the American West when they hear of outlaws and ghost towns, but the Pine Barrens were just as wild.
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And yet here we are, in 203, the only country in the world other than the Holy See that still outlaws divorce.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlaws discrimination in public places on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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Members of a biker gang wearing 1%er patches, marking them as outlaws, commissioned Gorupo to engrave their leader's pistol, says Gino.
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This allowed the Outlaws' DPS duo of Jeffrey "blasé" Tsang's Doomfist and Dante "Danteh" Cruz's Tracer to wreak havoc on Paris' backline.
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Witnesses who speak with inspectors general are protected by federal law that outlaws reprisals against officials who cooperate with an inspector general.
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It did not specify the total number of what security officials called "terrorist outlaws" involved in the attacks, or suggest a motive.
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So the court ban essentially outlaws Uber's current model in the country — unless it's able to make changes to come into compliance.
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Instead, they're heavily linked to those running the country and often in cahoots with the very people charged with chasing outlaws down.
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It is not a matter of sheriffs and outlaws, of taming a wild land, of law-abiding citizens beset by scoundrels and lowlifes.
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Gallant images of cowboys, outlaws, and ranch hands are recast as collage cuts-out that merge their figurative subjects with harsh desert landscapes.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, Governor Jerry Brown signed a new measure on Tuesday that outlaws the captive breeding of killer whales.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is a prequel starring Arthur Morgan, the leader of a group turned into outlaws following a failed bank robbery.
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It proposes to end the death penalty and legalize homosexuality, which the current penal code outlaws and punishes with three years in prison.
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The Man in Black grabs him and points a gun to his head, demanding that the gathered gang of outlaws join his cause.
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Last week, the court put off action in another divisive case involving whether federal employment law outlaws discrimination against gay and transgender people.
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He is a beholder's dream: Traditionalists see in him a savior; outlaws find him rebellious; country outsiders and newbies find him thrillingly unfluffy.
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The Fair Housing Act is a civil rights law that outlaws threatening or interfering with someone's housing rights due to race or religion.
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India is one of 75 countries around the world that outlaws homosexuality, according to the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association.
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But it does not want to be seen to be enriching a government that outlaws peaceful protests and jails anyone who defies it.
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Now, marked as outlaws, Laia and Elias are running to escape from the city of Serra with an Empire army at their heels.
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For all their pros and cons, the Outlaws are almost singularly responsible for the stadium atmosphere players and US Soccer officials routinely praise.
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The image of the industry, encapsulated by Dog the Bounty Hunter chasing down outlaws on television, is one of danger and high stakes.
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Then came news that the president may mark this Memorial Day with pardons for outlaws in a category all their own — war criminals.
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Insurance plans could easily end up facing lawsuits, for example, for capping a member's lifetime benefits when the ACA clearly outlaws those limits.
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Home to dangerous 30-foot waves, the Newport Beach surf spot outlaws the use of body boards, surfboards and skimboards from 10 a.m.
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Mr. Stanton plays one of the outlaws, Blind Dick, and he fits the role as comfortably as his character's grimy, sweat-stained clothes.
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The latest new owner, Beasley Broadcast Group, paid $35 million to acquire the Houston Outlaws from Immortals Gaming in November 2019, Forbes reported.
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The latest new owner, Beasley Broadcast Group, paid $35 million to acquire the Houston Outlaws from Immortals Gaming in November 2019, Forbes reported.
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Meanwhile, the New York Excelsior took care of business against the league's worst team in the Houston Outlaws, taking a 3-0 sweep.
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South Korea's Military Criminal Act outlaws "anal sex and other indecent acts" between servicemen, whether or not they take place on military property.
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Its protagonist obeys the dictates of her conscience instead of the dictates of the state, thereby satisfying our national appetite for righteous outlaws.
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Between here and there, though, are all manner of dangers: cowboy-attired outlaws, "doom dogs" and mad old dudes with a penchant for rats.
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The Affordable Care Act outlaws a practice called underwriting, where insurance plans tether their premiums to the expected health costs of a specific patient.
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The show is a modern take on the novel and set in an alternate history where superheroes and vigilantes are treated as untrustworthy outlaws.
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John Milkovich, outlaws nearly all abortions when a fetal heartbeat is detected, as early as 6 weeks, and before many women know they're pregnant.
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It also outlaws "all or nothing" clauses where hospital networks can use their size to demand insurers contract with every hospital within the network.
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Section 23(a)(28) outlaws any employer attempts to "interfere with, restrain, or coerce employees in the exercise of rights" guaranteed by Section 21.
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"American Experience" unravels the legend through interviews with historians as well as with descendants of the outlaws and those who ended their crime spree.
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Westerns were never really about 1885 because that moment never really existed—these outlaws, varmints, good guys, settlers, and the locomotives and train robbers.
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Jordanian security forces said they had killed four "terrorist outlaws" after flushing them out of a Crusader castle in the southern city of Karak.
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The film has Portman playing the all-too-rare Western film heroine – a wife and mother who must fight off a gang of outlaws.
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The U.S. Code of Military Justice outlaws distribution of sexually explicit photos of others without their consent as an offense punishable by court-martial.
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The statement confirms that a SWAT team from the Will County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant at the Outlaws motorcycle clubhouse in Joliet.
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They were included in a list of 423 people charged under the colonial-era Unlawful Associations Act, which outlaws joining or aiding rebel groups.
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It also would stop federal funding for enforcement of a D.C. law that outlaws workplace discrimination based on abortion and use of birth control.
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A pair of heavily armed outlaws (Michael Shannon and Joel Edgerton) abduct a boy (Jaeden Lieberher) with a piercing gaze, or so it seems.
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In fact, the Woman's Law passed by the Self-Administration is similar to Turkey's own Civil Code, which also outlaws child marriage and polygamy.
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I don't advocate a thermonuclear war, but if negotiations fail, I advocate a surgical strike against these outlaws before they pose a real threat.
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Mamie White is the reigning matriarch of the White family, the notorious brood of hellraisers and outlaws hailing from the hollows of Boone County.
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"The American Outlaws find that viewpoint objectionable and it is disappointing to see the federation make such an argument," the group posted on Twitter.
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Stewart finally arrived at the World of Outlaws race around 4:803, looking unusually fashionable in dark fitted jeans and an RVCA T-shirt.
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One outlaws the phrase "Polish death camps," a term that scholars agree is misleading since the camps were erected and controlled by Nazi Germany.
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It also set out to remove the "social license" of fossil fuel companies to operate, to cast them as moral outlaws like cigarette makers.
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Billy the Kid, one of the best-known outlaws in American history, is thought to be there in the back, second from the left.
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FOR YOUR SNACK BREAK How tattoos became fashionable in Victorian England They weren't just for sailors and outlaws ... and they definitely weren't tame, either.
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The Sherman Act, a federal statute that outlaws monopolistic business behavior, does allow the government to prosecute CEOs who lead allegedly anti-competitive companies.
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Even if you want to object that football allows blocks, which rugby outlaws, it's the helmets that enable players to lead with their heads.
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American movies vacillate endlessly between the worship of lawmen and the romance of outlaws, but few are as dogmatically one-sided as this one.
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Alabama's law, which is not yet in effect, outlaws all abortion, except for when a pregnancy poses a "serious health risk" to the mother.
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Having a father that was in the union, the song "Outlaws" is about my old stomping ground and what that means to me now.
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As the Outlaws retreated into their Ontario stronghold, the Angels began consolidating their criminal activities and expanding, moving into port cities Halifax and Vancouver.
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It was during this period that Lee Simmons, head of the Texas Prison System, tapped Hamer to chase after the outlaws; Gault brought on Hamer.
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According to ESPN, Hodnett won 20 World of Outlaws races during his lengthy career, and was also champion five times at Pennsylvania's Williams Grove Speedway.
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But the film punctuates those brutal scenes with gorgeous, sweeping shots of the Scottish landscape our band of outlaws are fighting to hold on to.
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Winterhalder says men in the Outlaws, Pagans, Bandidos, Vagos, and Mongols all kiss each other as a traditional greeting more so than to shock strangers.
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World of Outlaws sprint car driver Jason Johnson died Sunday from injuries sustained in a crash at Beaver Dam Raceway in Wisconsin the previous day.
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If a corporation mislabeled or manufactured the pills, the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act outlaws engaging in interstate commerce with adulterated or misbranded drugs.
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A host of minor league hockey teams, including the Gamblers, the Outlaws, the Aces, the Thunder and the Ice Dice, have struggled in Las Vegas.
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And so our stoic protagonist sets out eastward across frontier America, crossing the country in reverse, against an advancing tide of settlers, explorers, and outlaws.
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And so do the scuffed American landscapes, where the faintest ghosts of old-time outlaws and cowboys can be discerned amid the drab commercial architecture.
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Superheroes, some of whom are super because of reasons beyond their control, would be treated like outlaws or potential terrorists just because they have powers.
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Still, it can be hard to distinguish between enterprises that are legally considered fraudulent and those which aren't, and no specific statute outlaws pyramid schemes.
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The rest of the outlaws insist Billy can't do that on television and shoot him instead — because on TV, murder is acceptable but sex isn't.
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The Outlaws got a spark of life from returning DPS Jiri "LiNkzr" Masalin, who missed the first four games of the year due to illness.
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There, the Spitfire worked hard to disrupt LiNkzr, and the rest of the Outlaws couldn't capitalize, falling 6-0 and losing their fifth straight match.
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All three are arguing that their employment is protected under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlaws discrimination based on sex, among other factors.
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Apart from support Seung-soo "Jecse" Lee, who had a decent showing on Lucio, the Outlaws simply couldn't get any momentum, struggling to teamfight together.
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Jake Lyon, a 23-year-old professional player in the Overwatch League for the Houston Outlaws, joined the league in its inaugural season in 2018.
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For that and more, you can turn to Charlotte Gordon's dual biography Romantic Outlaws, which shows the remarkable parallels between Shelley's life and her mother's.
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The bill, which won't go into effect for six months, if ever, outlaws all abortions, unless they pose a "serious health risk" to the mother.
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The suit accuses the department of violating multiple laws and statutes, including a 2010 state ban against quotas, and the 14th Amendment, which outlaws racial discrimination.
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But on their second full-length album,Old Souls, Wayfarer seek to break that mold, basing their sound firmly in America's dusty plains and sandblasted outlaws.
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The ordinance, which outlaws the use of facial-recognition technology by police and other government departments, could also spur other local governments to take similar action.
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Cersei is unable to defend herself through trial by combat at all after her son King Tommen outlaws the practice due to the High Sparrow's machinations.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg suggested her small dollar fundraising strategy that outlaws in-person events -- which the mayor described as "pocket change" -- won't defeat Trump.
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Indonesia has the world's largest Muslim population but Aceh, on the northern tip of Sumatra, is the only province that enforces Islamic law and outlaws homosexuality.
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The bill, which passed through the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives in May, outlaws discrimination against LGBTQ people in public places like schools, work, and housing.
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The city outlaws carrying any knife with a blade longer than four inches in a public place, and the machete's blade is much longer than that.
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According to the Associated Press, Nevada governor Brian Sandoval signed a bill into law on Wednesday that outlaws licensed therapists from attempting to "cure" someone's sexuality.
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"We've known about this and supported them for a long time," Tom Lovkay, president of the American Outlaws-Hartford fan group, said, referring to pay inequality.
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Make no mistake, these outlaws want beautiful federal lands, the endowment of every American, sold to the highest bidder or given to them free of charge.
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Recently, Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson signed a bill that outlaws the common dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure, used for many abortions in the second trimester.
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Jordan did not confirm the identity of the targets, but said that the security forces had killed a number of "fugitive outlaws" and wounded several others.
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DANIEL M. GOLD "Outlaws and Angels" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for strong bloody violence, disturbing sexual content and language.
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He comes from a family of outlaws who made a mint in moonshine, meth and marijuana, and is himself too fond of some of those products.
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Eastern Band Cherokees formed a Confederate Army regiment, but a small group of Lumbee men led a multiracial gang of outlaws to violently resist Confederate assaults.
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Among the 20 OWL teams, only the Philadelphia Fusion and the Houston Outlaws will be idle this weekend, and 16 teams will play on both days.
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New Mexico Outlaws School 'Lunch Shaming' Children whose parents have lunch debt will not be made to clean cafeteria tables or have their meals thrown away.
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I thought of Genet often as I read Statovci's novel; Bujar, in his voluptuous lying and his disruption of others' lives, rivals any of Genet's outlaws.
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Just a week after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in April 85033, Congress passed the Fair Housing Act, which outlaws discrimination in housing. Sen.
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She becomes the head of the spear, recruiting ruthless outlaws Hector and Armistice for the fight, but she has not achieved Dolores's level of awareness yet.
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The dark web, a segment of the internet used by outlaws, dissidents, and hackers to share information without scrutiny, will turn 20 years old this month.
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McIntosh, grouped together appeals by 10 people from California and Washington who were prosecuted for violating the Controlled Substances Act, the federal statute that outlaws weed.
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A month before the law finally caught up to them, the Daily News published an exposé about the outlaws, written in the language of a thriller novel.
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Thursday, Reuters reported that Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson signed a bill that outlaws dilation and evacuation, a common abortion procedure that takes place during the second trimester.
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What's more, the bill outlaws certain "zero-rating" schemes, which ISPs could enact to incentivize the use of apps and services from which the companies exclusively profit.
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The film tells the story of a group of outlaws led by Washington and gathered by Pratt who band together to help defend an impoverished Mexican village.
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This offer could violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which outlaws US officials from giving foreign governments gifts of monetary value in exchange for something they want.
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More importantly, it outlaws the common practice of hiring freelancers to work regular shifts like an employee would but without giving them basic benefits or labor protections.
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From college commutes to big-city outlaws "It started becoming popular for surfers riding them when the waves weren't good," said nationally ranked longboard racer Conan Gay.
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Like a peace officer recruited to save the community, Mueller hunted the outlaws by investigating Russia's attack on the 2016 election, which was done to benefit Trump.
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More recently, Somali outlaws successfully hijacked a commercial oil ship for the first time in five years, underscoring the rising dangers to vessels sailing the high seas.
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Her case had sparked heated public debate over China's fundraising system, which outlaws all forms of private lending, though some thought the original sentence was too harsh.
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So when I got out in '87, I started reaching out to a lot of the different clubs, negotiating truces with the Outlaws, the Bandidos, the Mongols.
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Former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, a close ally of Iran, ordered a crack down on the Mehdi Army in Basra in 2008, calling its members ''outlaws''.
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Amid a public outcry, the government enacted the 2004 statute, which not only outlaws prostitution but calls on the authorities to take active measures to eradicate it.
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This Gainesville, Georgia ordinance, passed in 1961 as a way to get publicity for the town, explicitly outlaws eating fried chicken with anything other than your hands.
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A "heartbeat bill" outlaws abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat can be detected, or after about six weeks, when most people still don't know they're pregnant.
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An ubervillain who first appeared at the original's end, the Underminer (voiced by Pixar staple John Ratzenberger), is wreaking havoc on the planet, and "supers" remain outlaws.
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But when we start arresting and convicting people for laughing, we have created a society that outlaws thinking for ourselves and reacting when we are fed bullshit.
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In a reversal of the joke that if men gave birth, abortion would be a sacrament, the Big Brother-ish World Power Authority still outlaws pregnancy termination.
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A subset of Edge are members of the so-called Intellectual Dark Web, a clique of famous, mostly right-wing thinkers who think of themselves as outlaws.
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"Neighbors wanted us out so bad they sent TV reporters to the front door to harass our employees today," Outlaws general manager Matt Rodriguez said on Twitter.
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The Justice Department sided with the state of Ohio on Wednesday on its legislation that outlaws physicians from performing abortions based on a diagnosis of Down syndrome.
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The legislation outlaws any flavored tobacco products, including mentholated cigarettes and flavored nicotine-based e-cigarettes, except those sold for on-site consumption in specialty smoking bars.
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Invariably, these are narratives of violent transformations in which land becomes property and some people become citizens while others remain outlaws or are turned into permanent exiles.
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Screenshot: ProPublicaThe Fair Housing Act, enacted in 1968, expressly outlaws refusal to sell or rent housing based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, familial status, or national origin.
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A "heartbeat bill" outlaws abortion when a heartbeat is present, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, which is before most people even know they are pregnant.
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Since then, hunters have turned into poachers, chefs have become outlaws, and all have found themselves entangled in a complex web of public policy and bird conservation initiatives.
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Crowder's online store is powered by Shopify, which outlaws its service being used for "hateful content," including discrimination based on sexual orientation, according to its terms and conditions.
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The Supreme Court said Friday it will not hear arguments over a 2016 Alabama abortion law that outlaws the most common procedure used during a pregnancy's second trimester.
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The results will surprise you more than that one time Bill McNue (Scoot McNairy) randomly found the exact band of outlaws he was looking for in a river.
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After Prohibition and the Depression gave rise to gangsters and outlaws who posed a threat to white America's sense of safety, the Firearms Act of 10003 was passed.
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Their argument is straightforward: in sacking Mr Zarda, Altitude Express violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlaws discrimination among employees "because of sex".
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Red Dead Redemption 2 opts to open with a literal wall of text explaining that we've already reached the Death of the West, when outlaws are being hunted.
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They will depict Lacey and Larkin as calculating profiteers, outlaws who refused to honor the reasonable requests of law enforcement because they might make a few mil less.
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The following year, he played for the Las Vegas Outlaws of the XFL, then later in 2001 played in the Canadian Football League and with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that for a family plan, the deductible could be about $13,000 — an amount so high that the Affordable Care Act actually outlaws it.
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The law outlaws abortions once a doctor can detect a fetal heartbeat (or rather, the firing of electrical signals emanating from cells that eventually will become a heart).
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The US outlaws pregnancy discrimination at work outright, but many pregnant women say there are subtle ways even the most well-intentioned coworkers can make them feel ostracized.
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Team Regicide and Outlaws both have three players banned for the next two weeks of competition and SIN Academy has three players out for the entire first split.
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"Outlaws for life" sounds like a battle cry, but in "Red Dead Redemption 2" it's actually a desperate attempt to hold together a lifestyle that's rapidly becoming untenable.
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Before every U.S. game of the World Cup, Outlaws have marched to the match, chanting and singing, clad in red, white and blue, sometimes with a police escort.
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The ban is largely intended to prevent teams from coaching drivers on the track, but it also outlaws almost any instructions having to do with operating the car.
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Houston might have a wave of illness sweeping through its team, apparently affecting all of its DPS players, but there was plenty the Outlaws did to handicap themselves.
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The Outlaws were doing season preparations in a leased 5,900-square-foot home in The Woodlands community, but neighbors objected to increased traffic and noise in the area.
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The other way to challenge the pay gap is through Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which outlaws job discrimination based on sex, race, religion, and nationality.
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The nation turned a puritanical compulsion into the law of the land and then gawped in guilty pleasure as outlaws brazenly twisted it into a carnival of sin.
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Reveling in abundant displays of toxic masculinity and pumped-up posing, the Australian biker drama "Outlaws" is a punishing watch — more so when you can decipher the dialogue.
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The bill outlaws local governments from taking "any adverse action" against any person or business for their affiliation with a religious organization, including those that promote anti-LGBTQ causes.
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Hopefully, we stay sane and we stay on the straight and narrow, or we can just become a band of outlaws and just run riot, that'd be fun, too!
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The Patient Freedom Act outlaws discrimination based on preexisting conditions, as the ACA did, (though a Wednesday proposal from Republican Senator Rand Paul would re-allow preexisting condition discrimination).
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Officers Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II were accused of violating Sterling's rights under the Fourth Amendment, which outlaws unreasonable search and seizure, including unreasonable physical force by police.
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The story follows notorious criminal Frank Griffin (Daniels) and his gang of violent outlaws, who are thirsty for revenge against Roy Goode (O'Connell), a protégé that betrayed the brotherhood.
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Presumably when math is outlawed, only outlaws will have math — while Amazon, Apple, and Google won't, or, at least, won't be legally allowed to use it to protect you.
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Big Little Lies features a different vision of the West, albeit no less riddled with outlaws who feel that they are given tacit permission by the wilderness to misbehave.
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So she sponsored a law that established new criminal offenses like unlawful occupancy, which outlaws moving into a vacant home knowing you do not have permission to be there.
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The bill is less strict than the "heartbeat" measure passed on Tuesday that outlaws an abortion as early as six weeks after conception, once a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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He and Don Knotts played a pair of inept outlaws in the Disney films "The Apple Dumpling Gang" (1975) and its sequel, "The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again" (1979).
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Some of the rappers featured here are young legends in their own right, outlaws so consumed with with the mayhem in the streets that rapping wasn't always the priority.
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Held hostage by opportunistic separatist authorities, they are simultaneously cast as outlaws by the Ukrainian government — as separatist sympathizers and disloyal citizens, whose sin was having been taken hostage.
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The Outlaws (0-4) continued their rough start to the season, unable to overcome New York's raw talent and falling to a map differential of -10 for the season.
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Sunday's other game saw the Washington Justice batter the Outlaws (033-023), who looked lost against the Justice's dynamic DPS duo of Corey "Corey" Nigra and Ethan "Stratus" Yankel.
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In a new editorial that was also published on Saturday, the editorial board said "Saudi Arabia and its regime should be treated as outlaws" for evading responsibility and accountability.
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After his work with the S.N.C.C., Lyon, already a biker himself, joined the Outlaws, a Chicago motorcycle club, whose members he photographed at their homes and on the road.
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The Defiant took Nepal 2-1 to open the series, but the Outlaws responded by winning King's Row 4-3, Horizon Lunar Colony 1-0 and Dorado 03-1.
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The pros of Overwatch: Brady Girardi (Agilities), L.A. Valiant Matt Dias (Clockwork), Houston Outlaws Indy Halpern (Space), L.A. Valiant Brandon Larned (Seagull), Dallas Fuel Matt Iorio (Coolmatt), Houston Outlaws Terence Tarlier (SoOn), L.A. Valiant Ted Wang (Silkthread), L.A. Valiant I arrive at the house at 21 am on a late September Friday, and Disalvo is sitting with his teammates in a large living room that has been completely transformed for gaming purposes.
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The Houston Outlaws general manager Matt Rodriguez placed the blame for not signing a female player on the press, who, according to Rodriguez, could call the decision a PR stunt.
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The World of Outlaws has launched a GoFundMe account to benefit Johnson's family, but the series has not announced if it planned to make a contribution on its own behalf.
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If, say, the United States outlaws that kinds of thing, do you think other countries might start offering services where you can edit for things like hair and eye color?
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The line also seems tailor-made for Tweetsie Railroad, the run-down but stubbornly persistent Wild West theme park where cowboys, outlaws, and Native Americans stage gunfights for your amusement.
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American Social Brickell is where the Miami chapter of the American Outlaws—the unofficial supporters' group for the US Men's and Women's National Teams—meets to watch their soccer matches.
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If the court outlaws these voter ID practices, Latino voters (often the targets of such laws) will be in a much better position to ensure their access to the polls.
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Members of France's lower house were set Wednesday to adopt a final version of a bill that outlaws paying for sex and would penalize prostitutes' clients for the first time.
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That label is only partly true; it most applies to his similarities to Merle Haggard, who of the original 1970s outlaws, was the most slippery and the most musically expansive.
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Mr Gulati's time may be up soon as well: he faces an election next February, and the American Outlaws, the national team's largest supporter group, is calling for his ouster.
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Launched to rave reviews, the game is set in 1899 and follows Arthur Morgan and his gang of outlaws as they fight their way across America following a botched robbery.
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At one point, Port Royal was a favourite spot among pirates and outlaws and it became known as the "wickedest city on earth" and the "Sodom of the New World".
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A tale of romance and heartbreak between a couple (played by Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck) who seem modeled on iconic outlaws Bonnie and Clyde, the movie launched Lowery's career.
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Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96%HBO's "Watchmen" series is based on the graphic novel by the same name which is set in an alternate history where heroes are treated as outlaws.
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Charlotte was hosting the 2017 championship weekend for the World of Outlaws, the premier dirt-racing series in the country, and all 20163,000 tickets had sold out well in advance.
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Even Trump is distancing himself from the Alabama bill, which effectively outlaws abortion in all cases — including rape and incest — except for when a mother's health is at "serious" risk.
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Still, starting the season 210-212 against what was supposed to be two of the weaker teams in the division will be a tough pill to swallow for Outlaws' fans.
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"You may anticipate scenes of Christian consorting with international outlaws and leading a glamorous double life," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times about this thriller from Gavin O'Connor.
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Japan outlaws owning and growing marijuana, besides the ban on clinical research, despite a trend in advanced countries, such as Canada and the United States, to free up medical use.
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In 2013, federal prosecutors charged Mr. Snowden with violations of the Espionage Act, which outlaws the disclosure of potentially harmful national security information to someone not authorized to receive it.
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Outside a bar called Le Diskret, where the American Outlaws, a semi-official fan club, had set up camp, three fans laughed when asked what would happen in the final.
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We don't know much about what's coming in season three, except that Issa has moved in with Daniel and that Rae's "No Trump Policy" outlaws any mention of the American president.
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The law, which has yet to go into effect, outlaws all abortion except for pregnancies that pose a "serious health risk" to the mother — with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Then it began to romanticize the outlaws — literally, people who cheat — in a so-called "Wild West" that actually wasn't that violent (except when it came to violence against Native Americans).
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Many watchdog groups have already predicted that a significant number will choose to remain outlaws, even though those who do demobilize have been promised automatic pardons for the crime of rebellion.
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Back in 1967, the Bonnie and Clyde story received the Hollywood treatment, with Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway starring as the outlaws Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker in Arthur Penn's film.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill Thursday that outlaws forced arbitration, a common business practice that US employers use to stop workers from suing them for sexual harassment, discrimination, and wage theft.
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The ballot measure will ask voters to give ride-hailing companies an exemption to AB 25, a landmark state law passed in September that outlaws many aspects of the gig economy.
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Brave, Beautiful Outlaws: The Photographs of Donna Gottschalk, curated by Deborah Bright, continues at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art (26 Wooster Street, Manhattan) through March 17, 2019.
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At the middle of episode 18573, Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) and his outlaws toyed with a group of Norwegian pioneers, for no other reason than they are utter and complete terrors.
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"The Highwaymen" is a film about a pair of police officers, played by Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson, who come out of retirement to catch the infamous outlaws Bonnie and Clyde.
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The Fair Trading Amendment (Ticket Scalping and Gift Cards) Bill 2017 outlaws the use of bots, while also capping the transaction cost of resales to 10 percent of its sale price.
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Sicking the cops on players for failures of your own finicky control scheme does not make me empathize with Arthur and the gang's feeling that outlaws are now being mercilessly hunted.
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The Outlaws planned to sing a verse from a Woody Guthrie folk song, "This Land Is Your Land," before the game, and they placed monitors wearing yellow badges in each section.
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Among the hosts populating the town are Dolores Abernathy (Evan Rachel Wood), a wide-eyed rancher's daughter; Maeve Millay (Thandie Newton), a cynical brothel madam; and a rogue's gallery of outlaws.
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Critic score: 91%Audience score: 77%Netflix description: "Ranging from absurd to profound, these Western vignettes from the Coen brothers follow the adventures of outlaws and settlers on the American frontier."
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On Friday, Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Truong upheld from the bench a bill dubbed "Oklahoma Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act," which outlaws dilation and evacuation (D&E) abortions.
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The section of American Outlaws behind one goal held up photographs of Clint Dempsey before the match in honor of the United States star, who announced his retirement on Aug. 29.
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This image of Ms. Gottschalk will hold pride of place among works by her in "Brave, Beautiful Outlaws," opening at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art on Aug. 29.
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After one season as head coach of the USFL's Oklahoma Outlaws in 1984, he returned to his alma mater and coached Missouri to a 12-31-1 record from 1985-88.
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It also cited Mr. Fitzgerald's work on "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967), which opens with vintage Depression-era photographs to set the mood and period for the story of the famous outlaws.
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She befriends outcasts and outlaws — notably a transgender prostitute (John Lloyd Cruz) and a street vendor (Nonie Buencamino) — and quietly stalks Rodrigo Trinidad (Michael De Mesa), the man who wronged her.
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Bulgaria is a signatory to the 2001 United Nations convention that outlaws commercial trade in underwater cultural heritage and sets out guidelines on such things as artifact recovery and public display.
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As "The Villainess" jumps between Sook-hee's past and present, it becomes clear that she is trapped in a dizzying world of violence, where neither law nor outlaws can be trusted.
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The hometown Houston Outlaws (0-5) did their best to comeback after a rough start against the London Spitfire (2-2), but couldn't complete the reverse sweep and fell 3-2.
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The problem is a public as well as private one, and impersonation robots should be considered what the law calls "hostis humani generis": enemies of mankind, like pirates and other outlaws.
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In Virginia, those with the Underground were outlaws, and that was our honor: we revelled in being beyond the morals of a world we believed to be premised in Demon law.
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Zenith Paris-La Villette was scheduled to host the homestand, which was to include the Atlanta Reign, Boston Uprising, Florida Mayhem, Houston Outlaws, New York Excelsior, Philadelphia Fusion and Toronto Defiant.
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Jordan did not confirm the targets but said security forces had killed a number of "fugitive outlaws" and wounded several others, and least three members of the security forces had been wounded.
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The troupe members were charged under Section 66D of the Telecommunications Act, which outlaws "defaming, disturbing, causing undue influence or threatening any person using a telecommunications network", and later released on bail.
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Even as it was putting out the statement about Georgia's heartbeat law, it announced a new show that would film in Egypt, which outlaws abortion unless a woman's life is at risk.
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CORRUPTION Student protests may persist amid anger over a law that they say weakens the war on graft and other controversial new bills, including a criminal code that outlaws sex outside marriage.
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Overwatch developer and publisher Blizzard Entertainment, which oversees the league, created a league more reminiscent of traditional sports: Rather than organizations, teams are assigned cities, like the Houston Outlaws or London Spitfire.
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Police said late on Sunday they had killed four "terrorist outlaws" after flushing them out of the castle where they were holed up after an exchange of fire that lasted several hours.
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Barons, cowboys, outlaws and gunslingers all vying for their voice by rushing for content gold in this unbridled sphere of influence — but they are stumbling in the thicket of the emigrant trails.
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Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco announced the arrest of three suspects Friday in the slaying of Paul Anderson, the 44-year-old president of a local chapter of the Outlaws motorcycle club.
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When FX announced that it would not be moving forward with Cassius and Clay, a cartoon about a pair of post-apocalyptic lady outlaws, the news was both disappointing and deeply confusing.
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World of Outlaws drivers are required to wear head-and-neck restraints and must use a racing seat with a halo-shaped headrest that prevents the neck from moving sideways during crashes.
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The CMA Awards brought a lot of parings — Pink and Chris Stapleton, Lady Antebellum and Halsey — but few seemed as inspired as the weed-loving musical outlaws Willie Nelson and Kacey Musgraves.
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The legislation comes amid a series of similar bills in other states, as well as a bill that was signed into law earlier this month in Alabama that outlaws almost all abortions.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta signed a new law on Wednesday that outlaws the abuse of people on social media but which critics say could be exploited to repress civil liberties.
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For example, the U.S. is one of only six countries that have refused to ratify the 2628 Additional Protocol to the 28503 Geneva Convention, the treaty that outlaws indiscriminate attacks on civilians.
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Mr. Goldman had written the screenplay — the tale of two outlaws from history who try to evade the law in the Old West — in 21997 while teaching creative writing at Princeton University.
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His trip began in Brazil, where he met the new president, Jair Bolsonaro, a right-wing populist who has referred to leftists there as "red outlaws" and threatened to drive them out.
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Originally announced as a Netflix series, the project ultimately became an anthology film featuring six stories that incorporate such familiar figures as crotchety gold prospectors, seemingly doomed outlaws and mismatched stagecoach passengers.
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California passed a law this summer that outlaws the sale of DIY genetic engineering kits unless they come with explicit warnings that they're not to be used for self-administration, Vox reports.
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They were town marshals keeping the peace; they were outlaws as famous in their day as Billy the Kid; and barrier-busting rodeo stars as popular in their time as Roy Rogers.
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Qatar's self-identity as a center of refuge dates to the 53th century, when its desolate and semilawless territory offered sanctuary to outlaws, pirates and people fleeing persecution across the Arabian Peninsula.
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Together they also wrote the title song for "Blazing Saddles" (220), Mr. Brooks's hit western parody about a black sheriff who saves a town full of racists under siege from moronic outlaws.
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The gentleman thief is a long-established character in fiction, and robbers, thieves, and celebrity outlaws were among the most famous American celebrities in the 19th and 20th centuries, virtual household names.
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