Sentence examples for ban filed from inspiring English sources

Monsanto, wanting to lift the ban, filed a legal court case just after the decision to ban MON810 was taken.

A Brazilian judge has denied an injunction against a countrywide ban filed by messaging app WhatsApp, according to local media reports — rejecting the latter's arguments to try to overturn the block, and asserting that users' rights to privacy are in conflict with the right to public safety and with state authorities' ability to freely investigate crime.

In Making it Happen: Fred Goodwin, RBS and the Men who Blew Up the British Economy, by Iain Martin, the former editor of the Scotsman newspaper, Goodwin's ex-colleagues recall how he took a personal interest in the cleanliness of his office, going so far as to ban filing cabinets with flat tops, so that piles of paper would not be left on them.

Japan has decided to beat France and the United Kingdom (both who have similar proposals) to become the first country to ban file sharers from the internet.

Not only is he vehemently opposed to the persistent offenders clause but he also rails against the site-blocking amendment, arguing that it will essentially ban file lockers from the UK, even when much of the content hosted on them is perfectly lawful.

New York representative Edolphus Towns announced that he plans to introduce a bill to ban file sharing networks on government computers.

In July, the Financial Services Authority extended its ban on filed complaints being processed by six months until January 26 2009.

The lawsuit challenging the ban was filed on behalf of Norfolk couple Timothy Bostic and Tony London, who were denied a marriage license by the Norfolk Circuit Court on 1 July.

After the decision was reached, same-sex marriage advocates quickly challenged state bans and filed documents to speed up already existing cases.

He was given the maximum punishment — a total ban on filing any documents with the city.

Kaneria is making another attempt to have his ban overturned, filing a case, which starts on 11 April in the High Court's Commercial Court, against the ECB.