Sentences with phrase «act as an outlaw»

The justice system was added, letting people steal and act as an outlaw as they could in the single player titles.

The justice system was added, letting people steal and act as an outlaw as they could in the single player titles.

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The memo stipulates that the federal government would not stand in the way of states that legalize marijuana so long as officials acted to keep it from migrating to places where it remained outlawed, and out of the hands of criminal gangs and children.

In England and Wales the acts of buying and selling sex are not in themselves illegal but associated activities such as soliciting, kerb crawling and brothel - keeping are outlawed.

The Public Order Act Last month, we published English barrister Paul Diamond's report on official bigotry against Christianity in England, which uses the Public Order Act and its outlawing of speech that is «threatening, abusive, or insulting» as an excuse.

Schneiderman last year filed a legal challenge to major fantasy sports operators, arguing the companies in New York act as «games of chance» — outlawed under the state's Constitution.

He is further asking the court to hold that the attempt by the EFCC to force him to implicate the former President, Dr Jonathan, was contrary to Section 7 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, which has outlawed the practice of arresting a citizen as ransom for the alleged offence of another citizen.

After Prohibition began, Congress started to use various «tax - acts» to outlaw substances such as cocaine and heroin.

The Harrison Act did not recognize addiction as a treatable condition and therefore the therapeutic use of cocaine, heroin or morphine to such individuals was outlawed — leading the Journal of American Medicine to remark,» [the addict] is denied the medical care he urgently needs, open, above - board sources from which he formerly obtained his drug supply are closed to him, and he is driven to the underworld where he can get his drug, but of course, surreptitiously and in violation of the law.»

Residents were allowed to keep guns outlawed by the SAFE Act as long as they registered them with the state by April 2014.

If there is evidence that employers pay women less for working at the same level as men, in the same organisation, on the same hours, then it's a simple matter of enforcing the 1970 Equal Pay Act, which has outlawed such practices for the past 45 years.

Arthur Morgan will act as the right - hand man of gang leader Dutch, meaning many of the other outlaws will rely on him for things like food.

Considering Morgan seems to be backed up by a number of outlaws, could these train robberies act as a take on GTA 5's sweeping heist missions?

The opening sequence featuring outlaws Purvis (David Arquette) and Buddy (horror vet Sid Haig doing his best Slim Pickins imitation) sets the stage for the brutal violence to come in the third act, as well as the film's crackling dialogue that's clearly influenced by The Coen Brothers, Quentin Tarantino, and Elmore Leonard.

Here Fassbender plays Silas Selleck, a cigar - chompin», dangerously charismatic outlaw who acts as our guide through this consummately crafted frontier western.

These were implemented as a way to creatively find other ways to maximize the earnings from credit accounts but were outlawed by the CARD Act in 2010.

Two of the protections are the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, which outlaw the consideration of marital status, race, religion or sex as factors in making credit - scoring decisions.

The down sides of business cards Business credit cards are not a perfect solution; they are not covered by the Credit CARD Act of 2009, so issuers can legally engage in practices that have been outlawed in the consumer credit card space, such as retroactive interest rate hikes and double - cycle billing.

Arthur Morgan will act as the right - hand man of gang leader Dutch, meaning many of the other outlaws will rely on him for things like food.

Bounties: If you act poorly and murder someone in town without justification you'll be marked as an outlaw for a period of time and other players will surely try to eliminate you.

Considering Morgan seems to be backed up by a number of outlaws, could these train robberies act as a take on GTA 5's sweeping heist missions?

Instigated by the outlaw Hell's Angels biker gang, who were hired by the concert organizers to maintain order, the aggressive act paradoxically marked the counterculture - era rock concert as «the day the Sixties died.»

In 1975, as part of the Clean Air and Water Act, this practice was outlawed in the United States.

In the 19th century, Canadian and American governments outlawed Indigenous spiritual systems as well as other Indigenous cultural practices such as languages and styles of dress (see Indian Act).

Rowan Atkinson, acting less like Mr. Bean and more like Blackadder, led the charge against the section, he said: «the clear problem with the outlawing of insult is that too many things can be interpreted as such.

The entire thing as enacted originally is here (193 pages), the laundering part is Subtitle H. Fortunately, what is outlawed is willful acts, e.g. «knowing that the property involved in a financial transaction represents the proceeds of some form of unlawful activity», «with the intent to promote the carrying on of specified unlawful activity».

Freedom of association is generally seen as a fundamental constitutional right, though the Communist Control Act of 1954 outlawed membership in the Communist Party and was on the books for decades.

While some Indigenous peoples rejected early conversion attempts, generations suffered under destructive government policies such as residential schools and the outlawing of the potlatch and Sun Dance under the Indian Act in 1885.

For the launch, an all - new boss fight, some voice - acted dialogs, a new planet type, additional Outlaw stations as well as many interface and gameplay tweaks have been added.

1968 Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, better known as the Fair Housing Act, outlaws discrimination in housing; NAR begins tracking existing - home sales.