Sentence examples for ban of using from inspiring English sources

Teddington, another London club, introduced several major variations, including the ban of using hands or lifting sticks above the shoulder, the replacement of the rubber cube by a sphere as the ball, and most importantly, the adopting of a striking circle, which was incorporated into the rules of the newly founded Hockey Association in London in 1886.

In Sweden at least, it is wished that the use of imported feedstuffs in animal production will decrease due to the risk of contamination with Salmonella and the ban of using GMO crops in Swedish dairy production.

On the ban of using the "Allah" issue during campaigns, the DAP had gone against it and had gone ahead with the issue in its campaign.

UT's ban of using live animals follows Johns Hopkins' May 18 announcement that they would stop the practice because "almost all medical schools have stopped using live animals" and "that the experience is not essential".

Specifically he was accused of using banned performance-enhancing steroids.

Monitoring of antimicrobial drug resistance and a range of research activities related to DANMAP have contributed to restrictions or bans of use of several antimicrobial agents in food animals in Denmark and other European Union countries.

This led to a ban of computer use for Gates and three other students.

Despite the ban of asbestos use in several countries, MM still arises due to its long latency period, typically longer than 30 years.

One of the main issues during the election was the ban of the use of the word 'Allah' in Christian publications.

The infamous smog episode killing thousands of people in the winter of 1952 eventually led to the ban of household use of coal fireplaces in London.

Specific examples included recent smoking bans: "The ban of tobacco use appeared at every public area, including on the public transports".