Sentence examples for a ban on selective from inspiring English sources
But any attempt to repeal a ban on selective schools, put in place by the previous Labour government, would require legislation and would be heavily resisted by opposition parties.
Here's an interesting paragraph from Dana Milbank's Washington Post column assessing the political consequences of the House Republican push to pass a ban on sex-selective abortions: The problem with [the] proposal is that it's not entirely clear there is a problem.
Among those watching closely and awaiting the decision are councillors and council officials in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, who have been hatching their own plans for a grammar school, despite a ban on opening new selective schools brought in under Tony Blair.
Among the concessions are scaled-back wage increases and a selective lifting of a ban on plant closings.
"The Parliament gave in to industry demands and voted against a ban on sea-bed trawling and the move to selective fishing gear," Arsenis said in a statement.
The proponents of a ban on cats qat may be well intentioned, but rely on a mixture of exaggerated, selective, anecdotal, prejudiced and most frequently erroneous and illogical arguments.
Onishchenko also expressed hope that a ban on the sale of imported condoms would force Russians to "be more discriminating, more strict and selective, in choosing their partners," and that the ban "may serve our society well by solving demographic problems".
A ban on rallies by the opposition.
A ban on late-term abortions?
