Sentence examples for apparent ban from inspiring English sources
No official explanation has been given for the apparent ban on the video of the song, which critics have praised for its sharp humor.
At the same press conference, Blunt also spoke of her disdain for the apparent ban on women wearing flat-heeled shoes for the film festival's black-tie events, saying it was "very disappointing".
Aid agencies working at the camp in Grande-Synthe, Dunkirk, say they are concerned for the health of the refugees due to an apparent ban on building materials, firewood and even blankets being brought into the compound during the cold, damp period.
On Friday, the Russian security firm's founder Eugene Kaspersky confronted Twitter's apparent ban on advertising from the company, a decision it quietly issued in January.
Chinese officials did not immediately comment publicly on the apparent bans.
"It became apparent the ban wasn't going to work," said Shawn Presley, Kenyon's director of public affairs.
Last month Blatter and Michel Platini, the Uefa president who was his heir apparent, were banned from football for eight years by Fifa's ethics committee following an investigation into a £1.35m "disloyal payment".
The extent of the standing problem raised by the domestic relations issues in this case was not apparent until Banning filed her motion to intervene or dismiss, declaring that the family court order gave her sole legal custody and authorized her to exercise legal control over her daughter.
Some nightclubs in Denmark are imposing language rules on the door in an apparent attempt to ban asylum seekers following complaints of harassment.
SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN KERRY, condemning the Syrian government's apparent use of banned weapons in attacking its people.
Insider trading is illegal generally, but Congress's apparent exception from the ban was never a concern on Capitol Hill until a recent report on "60 Minutes" questioned whether various members were profiting from back-room knowledge.
