Sentence examples for amount ban from inspiring English sources

Assemblywoman Sandra Galef of Ossining (who has never taken member items) and Senator José Serrano of the Bronx (who got $1 million last year) have proposed a bill to ensure that each district would earn the same amount, ban conflicts of interest and impose better monitoring on groups that get the money.

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The new proposal would not amount to a total ban, and would still allow abortion in cases of rape or if the woman's life or health is in danger.

Abortion rights advocates argue that D&E bans essentially amount to bans on second-trimester abortions, which they say would be unconstitutional.

He announced that the NBA would fine Sterling the maximum amount and ban him from attending games.

Ismael al-Tawm, a Syrian man convicted of transporting "a large amount of banned amphetamine pills into the kingdom", was beheaded in the northern region of Jawf, the AFP news agency reported.

Adverbs have a bad reputation in some usage-advice circles, but as with salt in your soup, it's all about using the right amount, not banning the ingredient.But I'm not sure I agree with her here:This summer, EDF Energy saddened me with those colossal orange posters carrying its proud Olympic sponsorship slogan, "Helping London shine brighter".

TUSD says the prohibition doesn't amount to a ban because the books are available in school libraries, and that the books removed were cited in litigation.

Four years later, four competitors were sent home after a routine customs check found a Chinese swimmer was carrying large amounts of banned growth hormones as she arrived at Perth for the World Championships.

The government says libraries that do not want to comply are free to give up the subsidy, while the plaintiffs argue that the law amounts to banning material when its legality has not been tested.

There are ways of beating the system and the "real frustration" for Ukad is micro-dosing, when athletes take small amounts of banned substances on a regular basis, so the illicit material can leave the body quickly yet still boost performance.