Sentence examples for ban straight from inspiring English sources

'Obviously it's good news that the ban will be lifted, but we are still very nervous that if there are any more disturbances in the coming months - which you have to say is highly likely - the authorities will slap the ban straight back,' said one British operator, who didn't want to be named for fear the Chinese government would hinder permit applications in future.

On Thursday, he said: "The FA should pull people up for diving and give them a three-game ban straight away.

"If you can just come straight back into a team after a two-year ban, straight back to your salary and being able to earn a living, it is not really much of a deterrent.

If the court bans straight betting, James L. Butkiewicz, an economics professor at the University of Delaware, predicted only a short-term revenue bump.

Yes, and they got banned straight away.

Banning straight metalworking fluids would have saved an estimated 3,500 life-years among those who died of cardiovascular disease and 6,047 life-years overall.

Although banning straight metalworking fluids would have had the greatest effect on all of the cardiovascular mortality outcomes that we considered, a limit of 0.1 mg/m could still have saved over 1,000 life-years among those who died of IHD.

Dr Richard Dixon, the director of Friends of the Earth Scotland said the SNP membership had sent a "very clear message" to the party's leadership that "what they really want is a full ban policy straight away".

As for the ban on straight guarantees, Christie's on April 4 , 1994 gave the estate of the philanthropist Alice Tully just such a boon for its consignment of art, to the tune of $22 million.

Even the sympathetic producers of Yo! MTV Raps balk at NWA's stance and have banned their Straight Outta Compton video, even though all the profanity has been removed.

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