Sentence examples for ban process from inspiring English sources

Algorithm 1 consists of a choosing BAN process and a least-squares algorithm.

If you're unfamiliar with the ITC import ban process (which you likely should be), it goes a little something like this: Administrative Law Judge Carl Charneski decided on July 15 that HTC was in violation of certain Apple patents.

In July, a new European Union law will ban "processes that would change the genetic identity of human organisms" and may revoke the patent.

The banning process isn't very complicated.

And lest this be seen as mere rhetoric, take the example of the damaging and unnecessarily protracted issue of the fan banning process.

In the evening, FFA chief executive David Gallop met A-League active supporter groups – who walked out of games in round eight and boycotted round nine – to reach an in-principle agreement regarding FFA's banning process.

Now is the FFA above the law?" Indeed the lack of a transparent appeals process has frustrated supporters of all clubs for several seasons, and yet on Thursday, FFA said: "Since the inception of the banning process, it has always been the case that if a banned person can prove that they did not engage in the relevant behaviour the ban will not apply.

Google+ is of course a brand new product, one that's still in beta, so perhaps Google's automated banning process is what got Shatner shunned from using the service.

And schools should consider banning processed meats and limiting red meat in school dinners.

In February Michelle Obama said she had long banned processed food from the presidential family's table, in particular Kraft's macaroni and cheese, one of its biggest sellers.

Early on in my life, my mother had banned processed food, fast food and anything she deemed unhealthy.