Sentence examples for ban on consumption from inspiring English sources
The Housatonic is heavily fished, although there is a ban on consumption.
While many other indigenous groups are plagued by alcoholism, the Ka'apor recently introduced a ban on consumption of beer and spirits (as well as visits by Christian evangelists and political campaigners).
Last month, the two houses of the Oklahoma Legislature passed separate bills to override a law against the slaughter of horses for meat but kept the law's ban on consumption of such meat by state residents.
Prohibition ultimately failed because at least half the adult population wanted to carry on drinking, policing of the Volstead Act was riddled with contradictions, biases and corruption, and the lack of a specific ban on consumption hopelessly muddied the legal waters.
Given the traditions of consumption of tiet canh during family celebrations, interventions such bans on consumption or simple education messages on health risks without accounting for associated cultural values are unlikely to be effective.
Finally, a complete ban on fish consumption may be preferable to targeted, life stage based fish consumption advisories when fish are heavily contaminated with substances that have long human elimination half-lives.
For investigating the appropriateness of the use of contaminated crops as fodder, the net benefit from this action was compared with the imposition of a ban on human consumption of contaminated crops without alternative use.
We found no evidence of additional zoonotic transmission events stemming from the consumption of these bats, but villagers reported disposing of them after a ban on bushmeat consumption was announced the following day.
Wine production, once the mainstay of colonial agriculture and exports, is now at only about one-tenth of its 1950s levels; because of Islam's ban on alcohol consumption, viticulture is increasingly deemed culturally inappropriate.
The continued ban on public consumption means no coffee shops but cannabis-friendly hotels and perhaps private clubs may sprout.
The town of Blue Mountains, in Ontario, has gone as far as to declare an outright ban on the consumption of any bottled water in government buildings.
