The phrase "a statutory ban" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a legal prohibition established by legislation or law.
Example: "The government has implemented a statutory ban on smoking in public places to protect public health."
Alternatives: "a legal prohibition" or "a legislative restriction".
Did he really pledge a "statutory" ban on higher taxes?
In Ohio, the ink was barely dry on a statutory ban before legislators rushed a duplicative amendment to the November ballot.
Offered by Senator Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat, the provision lifts a statutory ban on giving female service members insurance coverage for abortions in cases of rape and incest.
Current law gives regulators the authority to decide which ones require scrutiny, but the House bill would broadly exempt the deals from regulation — in effect, replacing regulators' authority with a statutory ban on regulatory oversight.
North Carolina already has a statutory ban on same-sex marriage, but it is one the few Southern states that have not yet changed their constitutions to ban it.
Siobhain Butterworth, the Guardian's former readers' editor, writes: Since there isn't a statutory ban on creating text by means of electronic devices, it surprises me that journalists and bloggers haven't already lobbied British judges about reporting directly from the courtroom.
The Court stated that this was because the statute amounted to a wholesale statutory ban on the exercise of a personal right that was specifically named in and guaranteed by the United States Constitution, as construed by the United States Supreme Court.
On September 18 , 2007 the court issued its decision in Conaway v. Deane, overturning the trial court ruling for the plaintiffs in a 4 3 decision, and holding that the statutory ban on same-sex marriage did not violate the Maryland Constitution.
Late last month, they blocked consideration of an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that would have lifted the statutory ban that denies female service members coverage for abortion care in cases of rape and incest.
This much is certain: no new legislation this autumn to lift the statutory ban on more selective education.
Recent polls, as well as the statistical model, suggest that Maine is more likely than not to overturn its statutory ban on same-sex marriage, which voters narrowly approved in 2009, while the Minnesota result appears to be a tossup.
