Sentence examples for ban retail from inspiring English sources

So the group asked Southampton Town to ban retail chains that use the same design and accounting practices in several stores, a so-called cookie-cutter approach.

The law would ban retail sales of alcohol between 10pm and 6am, prohibit all alcohol advertising and promotions, and stop new bars from opening within a 100-metre radius of schools and mosques.

Pressure is also mounting in Europe, where some have suggested banning retail investors from buying inverse funds, which are designed to benefit from falling prices, or leveraged products.

According to data compiled by the Colorado Municipal League, nearly three dozen cities and towns have banned retail marijuana sales outright so far, while 25 have passed moratoriums.

These regulations culminated in the enactment of Presidential Regulation 10 in November 1959, banning retail services by non-indigenous persons in rural areas.

Even after the Philip Morris claims, over thirty countries have revised or enacted tobacco control laws, from banning retail display to plain packaging and raising the minimum legal age for smoking.

So this ordinance that wants to ban plastic retail bags will have a minimal effect on the total amount of plastic-film waste that's out there".

The US proposals include a ban on retail banks from using their own money in investments, instead being limited to investing their customers' funds, and restrictions on banks' abilities to make high-risk trades.

Mr. Jenkins of the G.S.A. acknowledged that a blanket ban on retail could cause havoc but said that there might be instances when it would be safest for an agency to be the only tenant in a particular building.

Still, the secret organization of which she is an enthusiastic member buys and distributes a product banned for retail sale in New York — raw milk, unprocessed and unpasteurized.

It highlights areas where certain people are banned from retail parks and housing blocks, while begging and having open containers of alcohol are deemed criminal offences in some areas.