Sentence examples for ban language from inspiring English sources

* Footballers' abuse 'undermines authority in schools' * Independent: The red card to ban language on the pitch 'THE AMERICANS DON'T WANT YOU TO RETheN' The Italian journalist freed this weekend in Iraq claims the American military might have been attempting to assassinate her because Italy had paid a ransom to her captors against US wishes.

Twitter's terms and conditions prohibit pornography, but do not appear to ban language which may incite racial hatred.

While most people know Heller as the case that struck down D.C.'s handgun ban, language in the 5-4 deciseemedeemed to embrace the NRA's insurrectionist idea and give license to individuals to take up arms against our government.

It is apparently simple for people to get around computer-programed rules, but a lot more difficult when they are up against other humans: a thesaurus can ensure strong sentiments are communicated even without using banned language.Admittedly, MetaFilter only has about 70,000 registered users, so its system will not work for every website.

And banning language from polite speech does not remove it from consciousness.

Instead of banning languages, Ms. Said said she favored a truly bilingual education, in which students would be taught, and expected, to speak both English and Arabic fluently from elementary school onwards.

In Manhattan, A. Stephen Hut Jr., a lawyer for opponents, said the ban's language was so broad that it covered even common abortion techniques used in the second trimester of a pregnancy.

Congress is now on the brink of lifting the ban after language to do so was included in the $1.1 trillion spending bill to fund the government through September that the House and Senate are expected to pass on Friday.

A report by CSOOnline presented the possibility that Microsoft would be able to ban "offensive language" from Skype, Xbox, and, inexplicably, Office.

Despite the rulings and the lack of ability to enforce the ban, the language remains on the books until the Legislature passes a bill.

UN officials said Ban's language, and an explicit call for an end to air operations targeting Houthi rebels and their allies, expressed a growing frustration with the Saudi coalition, which operates with the blessing of Yemen's president, Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi.