EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED BY LAW

Definition: Clearly and explicitly forbidden or disallowed according to legal regulations or statutes.

Synonyms: Legally Banned, Explicitly Forbidden, Officially Outlawed, Statutorily Barred, Legitimately Prohibited

Usage Examples in Sentences

Smoking is expressly prohibited by law in most public buildings.

Underage drinking is expressly prohibited by law to protect young people.

Using a phone while driving is expressly prohibited by law for safety reasons.

Trespassing on private property is expressly prohibited by law to maintain security.

Selling expired medicine is expressly prohibited by law to safeguard public health.

Discrimination based on race or gender is expressly prohibited by law in the workplace.

Selling alcohol to minors is expressly prohibited by law to ensure public safety.

Harassment and bullying in schools are expressly prohibited by law to create a safe learning environment.

Engaging in insider trading is expressly prohibited by law to maintain fair and transparent financial markets.

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The use of performance-enhancing drugs in professional sports is expressly prohibited by law to ensure fair competition.

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Animal cruelty, such as dog fighting, is expressly prohibited by law to ensure the humane treatment of animals.

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Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol is expressly prohibited by law.

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By law, the sale of alcohol to minors is expressly prohibited.

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The use of fireworks within city limits is expressly prohibited by law.

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Entering this area without permission is expressly prohibited by law.

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Expressly prohibited by law, drinking alcohol in public places is punishable by fines.

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In many countries, it is expressly prohibited by law to discriminate against employees based on their gender.

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She was shocked to learn that gambling is expressly prohibited by law in this state.