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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'ban to' is not correct in written English.
You can use the phrase 'in order to' if you are expressing purpose or intention. Example: I arrived early in order to beat the rush.
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AT&T referred the ban to Apple.
In May, Mr. Yudhoyono extended the ban to 2015.
Kuhn eventually reduced Steinbrenner's ban to fifteen months.
They overwhelmingly asked for the ban to be lifted.
That would require the transplant ban to be lifted.
But few people expect the ban to be overturned.
She expects the ban to last six months.
And the section of the Affordable Care Act that extends the discrimination ban to insured plans explicitly ties the new ban to those same common-control rules.
Pressure is mounting on the Government to extend the smoking ban to cars.
The bill calls for the ban to take effect on Tuesday.
He still has six games of a 10-match ban to serve.
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