Sentence examples for ban on something from inspiring English sources

These are absolutely different things – a ban on something or a ban on the propaganda of that thing".

"We wish the F.T.C. would just go back to doing the good things they do – they do many good things — and quit lobbying Congress to put a ban on something that is proven to be pro-consumer," Mr. Billings said in an interview.

She said we can reasonably expect a ban on something like a gummy bear, but what about other products.

And human rights activists are hoping Obama will unilaterally stop the military's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" ban on openly gay soldiers -- something he could easily do in his role as commander in chief.

"This 21st century approach, shaped by the actual biology of the nontarget organisms, is the best safeguard against inadequately informed approval of the next new class of pesticides (and that's something an outright ban on one class of pesticides can't do)," she adds in her e-mail.

Many Pakistanis described their support for the ban on pornography as something that would help maintain social order, an idea with far deeper resonance in this long unstable country than in the United States.

Farmers and chefs hope to create new humane conditions for foie gras production in order to stop the ban on sales -- something they've had the opportunity to do since the ban was signed into law in 2004.

They had always campaigned on a number of rural issues, but by 2002 the name had become synonymous with an opposition to the ban on fox hunting, something – bizarrely – the Tories have said they'll try to repeal if they win this year's general election.

The ban on one-way ­incentive fees?

"I think we can get an assault-weapons ban, maybe something on high-capacity magazines," Yarmuth told me.

For centuries the subject of dying has been a taboo in many cultures [ 1], where a taboo is an inhibition or ban on saying or doing something that results from social custom or emotional aversion according to dictionary definitions.