Sentence examples for ban stressed from inspiring English sources

However, Ban stressed today that the aid teams must have "unhindered access".

And Mr Ban stressed: "Let me be clear - Montreux is not a venue for negotiations.

But Ban stressed that there was still time to come up with a dynamic agreement that would make future generations proud.

Joana, 18, a student and one of the adolescents who welcomed Mr. Ban, stressed that people living with HIV in Brazil still face great prejudice.

Mr. Ban stressed that the United Nations – which did not stop the genocide in 1994 – "has a moral duty to act on the lessons of Rwanda".

Ms. Creedy acknowledged that passengers might well welcome the respite from cell phone annoyances provided by the ban, but stressed that safety was the F.A.A.'s only concern in the matter.

Speaking to reporters later on Monday, Mr Ban himself stressed that the Geneva conference "was the vehicle for a peaceful transition" in Syria.

Although Qu seemed to have a problem with the number of accidents used for the ban, Wolfson stressed that their approach has been comprehensive and not solely based on the number of incidents, and without adequate voluntary standards, they've had to "step in and step up" to take action.

James Brokenshire, a Home Office minister, speaking for the government, also rejected the idea of a ban, while stressing he profoundly disagreed with Trump's comments about Muslims.

That includes banning stress and worrying about tomorrow from your pre-sleep routine!

Britain's Financial Services Authority ruled out a short-selling ban, although it stressed it was monitoring markets closely.