Sentence examples for ban entry from inspiring English sources

Expanding upon his call to ban entry to the United States to people from countries affected by terrorism, he attacked Hillary Clinton, saying she lacked the "mental and physical stamina" to defeat ISIS.

The January, 2017, airport protests against Trump's first attempt to ban entry to the United States from predominantly Muslim countries, Maxwell writes, can be read as just such a project of creating "a world where everyone can legitimately make rights claims".

Airlines could, feasibly, screen passengers at check-in and place you in a special section of the plane, near the toilets – or simply ban entry.

Eminem was involved in many controversies over lyrics which have been perceived as being homophobic; an Australian politician attempted to ban entry for Eminem because of these lyrics.

So if Donald Trump wins the election, he would not be the first American President to order mass deportations and resettlements or ban entry of specific ethnic groups.

Immigration has featured prominently in the U.S. presidential elections thanks to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who went from calling Mexican immigrants "rapists" to demanding that the U.S. ban entry to all Muslims in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris last November.

Banning entry is a curious way of doing it.

The UK has banned entry to many individuals for hate speech.

Around 3,000 supporters have been banned entry to France on that basis, according to Le Monde.

In the past, the United States has banned entry to homosexuals, members of certain political movements, and people seen as nonwhite.

Venezuela has responded to attacks on its lorry-drivers (one died this month, when his vehicle was blown up by the ELN) by banning entry to Colombian trucks.