Sentence examples for ban flying from inspiring English sources

Those who oppose it note that a plane crash does not lead government regulators to ban flying, and say the same logic should prevail in this case.

The Buddhists defied the ban, flying their flags on Vesak and holding a demonstration, which was ended with government gunfire and eight deaths.

While no doubt borne out of a well-intentioned desire to protect consumers (remembering the recent impacts of mortgage-backed securities on financial markets), the Senators' approach is akin to responding to a tragic airplane crash by concluding that the best way to protect consumers from air disasters in the future is simply to ban flying.

But to other people here, the ban flies in the face of common sense.

After Mogadishu, Mr. Ban flew to Dadaab, the world's largest refugee camp, near the Somalia-Kenya border.

On Saturday, Mr. Ban flew by helicopter over the small northeastern strip of land where the rebel Tamil Tigers and tens of thousands of Tamil civilians had been cornered in the last weeks of the war.

About the same time, in Boston, a group of four students enrolled in area colleges, a researcher and the spouse of a permanent resident — all of whom came from countries affected by the ban — flew into the United States.

Obama is in Hangzhou for a meeting of the Group of 20 and Ban flew there so that the American and Chinese leaders could formally deposit their "instruments" of ratification or approval of the agreement with the United Nations.

Pedram Paragomi, a 33-year-old Iranian medical student bound for the University of Pittsburgh, who had been caught up in the initial chaos over the travel ban, flew to Frankfurt on Saturday, where he was to transfer to a flight to Boston.

Obama's volte face on the mental health protection for women that seek abortions in late term and seek to skirt the late term ban flies in the face of his own stated position a year ago.

But it does suggest that peace and justice in the Middle East, might be served best by banning flying flags - openly or subliminally (and maybe there's a lesson for English football fans too?)..