Sentence examples for avoid being banned from inspiring English sources

"The Sadr movement declared that they will participate with new entities or with independent individuals, and this of course is to avoid being banned from the next elections because of their militia," he said.

For his 1971 exposé on the Cultural Revolution, The Chairman's New Clothes, written originally in French, Ryckmans adopted the lifelong pseudonym Simon Leys on the advice of his publisher to avoid being banned from China, as his book was politically explosive with its portrayal of Mao's Cultural Revolution as chaotic and destructive.

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But police say it is allowing dangerous drivers to avoid being banned and warn those caught could be jailed.

A hairier problem: To avoid being banned by the Chinese government, a Chinese Facebook will have to censor content and ask users to rat on each other for posting politically sensitive messages just as MySpace China does.

And will avoid being banned.

"Ban That Scene!" avoided being banned itself through a technicality: The board screens films for sale, and this film was distributed for free.

Are they now going to have to accept damaged or wrongfully described items to avoid the risk of being banned, asks Nelson.

The BBC's then head of news and current affairs, Tony Hall, now the corporation's director general, pointed out that it allowed Sinn Féin to avoid being interviewed – exploiting the ban as an excuse.

If you follow the rules, you can avoid being kicked from the room or banned from the chat, and you get more friends this way.

Kenya has been warned to comply with World Anti-Doping Agency rules by early April to avoid the risk of its athletes being banned from the Olympic Games in Rio.