Sentence examples for ban production from inspiring English sources

The EU will still need to authorise the growth of these crops as it always has, however now individual member states can ban production even if the EU says they are safe to grow and consume.

The anti-foie-gras tide seemed so strong that Michael Ginor, an owner of Hudson Valley Foie Gras in Ferndale, N.Y., the most prominent producer in the East, threw up his hands and backed a bill in the New York State Legislature that would ban production, but not for 10 years.

These steps include ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), conclusion of a verifiable Fissile Materials Cut-Off Treaty (FMCT) that would ban production of fissile materials for weapons purposes and reducing the role of nuclear weapons, among many others.

With the events of Sept. 11 fresh in mind, John R. Bolton, the under secretary of state for arms control, urged the forum to overcome its long-standing divisions and step up efforts to ban production of nuclear materials that could be used for bomb making.

Shakespeare's great tragedy has always provoked strong emotion but it is rare that anyone seeks to ban productions of it on the grounds of national security.

Slovenia bans production of asbestos-cement products.

Efforts to agree on a treaty banning production of fissile material have stalled for years because of objections from Pakistan.

Both governments also recently softened their opposition to talks on a treaty banning production of fissile material used to make nuclear weapons.Yet neither has promised to refrain from testing missiles or arming them with nuclear warheads, another American demand.

Under pressure from the U.S., China banned production of multiple synthetic opioids related fentanyl earlier this year.

The Israeli government considered them a tool of recruitment and propaganda and subsequently banned production and circulation of the posters.

Although the crop hadn't yet been officially banned, production dropped to zero in the late 1950s as a result of "anti-drug sentiment and competition from synthetic fibers," according to the Associated Press.