Sentence examples similar to ban ground from inspiring English sources

The European Union has agreed to expand testing, but not to ban ground-up carcasses in animal feed, a move adopted by France last week.

Asked which species to avoid, Mr. Long was reluctant to ban any ground covers outright.

It was banned from ground beef in 1994 after an outbreak killed four children and sickened hundreds of people.

The United States has opposed any across-the-board ban on grounds that it would violate American free speech guarantees.

Several black groups lobbied against a ban on grounds that it would discriminate against blacks, since a larger proportion of them prefer menthol cigarettes.

Earlier this month, the European Court of Justice ruled against the European Union's planned ban on grounds it blocked free movement of goods and services.

Mr Lewis said: "My instructions are though he was not the driver on that occasion I am not going to argue against a ban on grounds of exceptional hardship".

On Monday, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said the Times report would stimulate the department's efforts to fight E. coli, which the department banned from ground beef in 1994.

Sadly, the much more common football journalism story is about reporters being banned from grounds.

Rightwing protesters say its vision of Japanese guards severely mistreating American prisoners of war is deeply misleading, and have petitioned for it to be banned on grounds of racism.

Should these too be banned on grounds of exploitation?