outlawed practice

"Late trading and market timing are outlawed practices.

After all, he was simply advocating an outlawed practice, but it wasn't as if he were undertaking it himself.

In addition, the rulers outlawed practices the British viewed as barbaric, such as sacrificing a chief's wives upon his death.

The earlier accusations made by the soldiers against their commanding officer of engaging in the outlawed practice of "verifying the kill" had regained currency.

Mr. Kalvi had been quoted as supporting sati, the outlawed practice of Hindu women's throwing themselves on their husbands' funeral pyres.

This case echoes Aral's first major decision during his Regency, whether to pardon a young man who had killed another in the traditional but outlawed practice of the duel (Barrayar, ch.

According to Boone, the place was packed that night, and several families were left overnight on the E.A.U. benches and floors - an outlawed practice that still goes on periodically.

The outlawed practice of "streaking" (running naked onto the ground) occurred in some big matches, most famously the performance of Helen d'Amico in the 1982 VFL Grand Final.

He suggested that opponents of the measure were trying "to achieve through archaic and confusing registration procedures that which they cannot achieve through outlawed practices such as poll taxes and literacy tests."