Sentence examples for ban talk from inspiring English sources

The Scott administration, according to the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, also tried to ban talk of sea-level rise; state employees were supposed to speak, instead, of "nuisance flooding".

Although equal airtime legislation was introduced in 2000 to avoid bias, Italy's media watchdog, Agcom, decided last month that the best way of all to guarantee balance was to ban talk shows during the campaign.

Moreover, when young proponents of the ban talk about problems with Muslims, they almost exclusively mean young men from the Balkans, who come across as male chauvinists but are almost never active members of Muslim communities.

Opponents of such basic gun-control measures as universal background checks and an assault-weapons ban talk of slippery slopes and raise the specter of parents' being unable to lend shotguns to their children for a wholesome duck or deer hunt.

Mr. Ban talked with Mr. Kerry about his meetings with Russian officials in Moscow.

You have to schedule those date nights and ban talking about anything to do with work".

1961 Allies Want Test Ban Talks The United States and Britain called on Russia today to resume negotiations Nov. 28 in an effort to work out an effective nuclear test ban.

It said the United States would consider any other date which Russia might suggest for "prompt resumption" of the Geneva test ban talks.

Mr. James quotes Stephen Carrellas of the National Motorists Association as saying that he would ban talking to another passenger or playing with the radio rather than ban cellphones.

Some states already ban talking on a cellphone behind the wheel unless a headset is used, and Washington joined that group yesterday.

It has also changed its stance on legislation to ban talking on phones while driving — for years, it opposed such laws; now it is neutral.