Sentence examples for ban on the ability from inspiring English sources

Among these new standards are a ban on the ability to drop policyholders if they become sick, a ban on price discrimination on the basis of pre-existing conditions or sex through a partial community rating, and allowing children and dependents to remain on their parents' insurance plan until their 26th birthday.

are calling for a ban on the ability of employers to check the credit history of their employees, saying that the practice is a form of discrimination unfairly targets people who have suffered as a result of the 2008 financial crisis.

In May 2009 the court, again led by Chief Justice Chaudhry, lifted the ban on Sharif's ability to run for political office.

As reported early Wednesday, Shinzo Abe's LDP has succeeded in reaching an agreement with New Komeito to lift the ban on Japan's ability to engage in collective self-defense.

It includes a ban on lawmakers' ability to use government shutdowns as a negotiation tactic, according to news reports.

A temporary ban on foreigners' ability to purchase land raised questions about its openness to FDI.Amid high expectations of economic change, opinions polls show that jobs are still the main concern for ordinary Georgians.

These clauses put a potent weapon in the hands of employers: They can intimidate or frighten employees by putting an outright ban on their ability to compete.

They also want to ban the ability of senators to place an anonymous "hold" on a bill or nomination.

In fact, the anti-Sharia ban actually restricts the ability of the courts to adjudicate disputes based on the evidence of a complete record.

When that suit alone didn't have enough punch to it, Microsoft added to it in January 2011, with a second complaint (and more patents) that could have led to a ban on TiVo's ability to import into the U.S. Microsoft had filed suits in both Washington and with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on the matter.

The proposed ban follows a federal bill, proposed a year ago, that would have placed sharp limits on the ability to transport lions, tigers and elephants around the country.