Sentence examples for ban effective from inspiring English sources

Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester Counties in New York passed their own measures, which led the state to enact a ban, effective on Nov. 1, with a one-month grace period.

She swallowed the dog to catch the cat/She swallowed the cat to catch the bird/She swallowed the bird to catch the spider/She swallowed the spider to catch the fly/I don't know why she swallowed the fly/Perhaps she'll die It's happened: David Cameron is prime minister, and he's following through on his promise to ban effective cryptography.

As there's clearly too much ad revenue potential to ignore, Facebook today announced it's reversing its cryptocurrency ad ban effective immediately.

He received a one month ban, effective after the conclusion of the Commonwealth Games.

The DNC, which suspended Sanders' access to the data after a campaign worker accessed confidential voter information from rival Hillary Clinton's campaign this week, will lift the ban effective on Saturday, according to statements from Sanders and the DNC. .

Linden Lab has announced that virtual banking within Second Life is to be banned effective January 22 after receiving multiple complaints by Second Life residents scammed by bank operators.

In 1969, cigarette advertising on U.S. TV and radio was banned, effective September 1970.

He's not alone in proposing a ban on effective cryptographic tools.

But there is no evidence that any such ban is effective.

They cite both a lack of evidence that the ban was effective and a fear of the gun lobby, which has made significant inroads at the state and federal levels over the past decade in increasing gun rights.

An initial voluntary industry ban was effective in Canada while regulations were implemented.