Sentence examples for ban eating from inspiring English sources

BILL PERKINS, a Democratic state senator who represents Harlem, has introduced legislation that would ban eating in the New York City subway system and fine first-time violators $250 (twice that for repeat offenders).

Have you tried to ban eating in the car?

Should we follow Singapore's example, and ban eating and drinking on public transport altogether?

Samantha, a 5-foot-tall, 137-pound third grader at the time, started jumping rope and bouncing on the trampoline, and the family banned eating in front of the television.

The law, which also applies to ice cream parlors and pizza stands, bans eating places that don't have restaurant or bar licenses from selling anything other than what they produce, including drinks.

When I explained that the bible also bans eating shellfish, pork and wearing clothes made from two different materials they would tell me that they didn't want chicken that had been prepared by terrorists.

This finding led to bans in the wild meat trade from Nan Shan Zhong (Guangzhou Respiratory Disease Research Institute) similar to the ban on eating nervous system tissue from cows that was implemented after new variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease emerged in Britain.

He also proposed a ban on eating in the subway, similar to no-food policies on transit systems in Chicago and Washington.

Remember Swiss bank UBS' 40-page guide to staff in 2010 that included a ban on eating onions and garlic?

Over there Islamic scholars have temporarily lifted the ban on eating cats and dogs, because people are having to eat them in order to survive.

So, in defiance of a long-standing ban on eating dinner in front of the TV, we curled up on the couch with our calamari.