legalised in English

verb
1
make (something that was previously illegal) permissible by law.
a measure legalizing gambling in Deadwood
synonyms:make legaldecriminalizelegitimizelegitimatepermitallowauthorizesanctionlicensevalidateregularizenormalizeOK
verb

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1. In 2005 the Spanish government legalised same sex marriage.

2. Russian sport hunting of black bears became legalised in 2004.

3. 5 In her view, war is simply a legalised form of butchery.

4. The practice of prostitution in the Netherlands was legalised nationally in October 2000.

5. In Singapore, similar laws that legalised the service were passed in February 2017.

6. But it seems that these profit-hungry hospitals have found a way of practising legalised euthanasia.

7. THE BANKING RACKET (THE Banksters) “The global banking industry is nothing more than the largest, legalised, organised crime syndicate.”

8. Once an amendment to the Marriage Act 1961 is passed by parliament, Australia will have legalised same-sex marriage.

9. The amendments were passed by the Parliament of Malaysia on 28 July 2017, which directly legalised both services to operate in the country.

10. In 1969, Aluk To Dolo ("the way of ancestors") was legalised as a sect of Agama Hindu Dharma, the official name of Hinduism in Indonesia.

11. In international law, Apartheid is a state-sanctioned regime of institutionalised and legalised racial discrimination and oppression by one hegemonic racial group against another

12. Although Alexandre was unquestionably a product of Maria's affair with the Emperor, he was legalised by the old count Athenasius and thus bore the name of the counts of Colonna-Walewski.

13. It then arose again in South Africa after the banned opposition parties were legalised and the African National Congress and the Inkatha Freedom Party cooperated with the Afrikaner-dominated white government to introduce a new multi-racial democratic constitution.