Sentence examples for ban matters from inspiring English sources

It is not clear that either has emerged.But for merchants and shoppers the Sunday ban matters.

Anna Kent-Muller, a music student at the University of Southampton, says that she doesn't think the ban matters while there is a clock in the room.

On Saturday, Judge Megeed noted again that the court had asked the public prosecutor "to move criminal cases against anybody who would violate the publishing ban, no matter what their position is".

"I don't think you can argue against a lengthy ban, no matter who you support.

He claims that as Attorney General, it is his duty to defend the state's ban, no matter what.

Guys, you are still banned, no matter what new names you're using.

The trust that Cather set up in her will to enforce that ban and other matters expired when her nephew died, in 2011.

The lobbying ban on "particular matters" perpetuates the same loophole that has made the federal "revolving door" criminal statute a dead letter since Congress first passed it decades ago.

Speaking to Danish television, Ban said the matter was a UN issue because Copenhagen was a UN conference.

"It's one thing to run afoul of the gift ban, a civil matter at best," said Daniel J. French, a former federal prosecutor who served on the commission until late last year.

For Cowper, the drinks ban is a matter of health and safety.