Sentence examples for ban top from inspiring English sources

The Duma recently considered a motion to ban top Russian officials from sending their children to UK schools.

This was intended to ban top officials who served under Mr Mubarak in his last decade in power from becoming president.

After the Barack Obama administration made public the lifting of the ban, top Argentine government officials, including the secretary of economy, the secretary of agriculture, and the foreign minister, offered a press conference to emphasize the importance of the decision.

WASHINGTON― After scores of refugees were trapped at American airports this weekend due to President Donald Trump's sweeping immigration ban, top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway said Sunday that the inconvenience the order has caused "1percentt" of people flying into the country is worth the extra security.

Clinton had banned top officials who left the Administration from directly contacting the Executive Branch for five years.

When western countries slapped sanctions on Russia for its actions in Ukraine, banning top officials from travel, hitting defence companies with restrictions and shutting off Russian banks' access to western capital markets, the Kremlin response was swift: ban cheese.

Firms had to establish independent audit committees, company loans to executives were banned, top executives had to certify accounts and whistleblowers were given more job protection if they reported any suspicions of fraud.In the act's now notorious section 404, managers were made responsible for maintaining an "adequate internal-control structure and procedures for financial reporting".

He told the subcommittee that he is moving quickly to implement this advice, including banning top officials from consulting "ASAP" and making financial reports public for 500 high-level employees.

Table S3-3 Sensitivity analyses of the results of Table S3-1 and S3-2 (using different cut-off values for volume of alcohol purchased pre-ban: top 50, 33, 25, 20 and 5%).

The main results are unaffected by either socio-economic status or the volume of alcohol purchased pre-ban, except for the two cases in which purchases of spirits for the middle socio-economic group decreased by 7.36%, and total pure alcohol for households purchasing the most alcohol pre-ban (top quartile) increased by 6.6% in Scotland (Supporting information Table S3-1).

"We stop short of supporting a complete ban," said top American negotiator, Dr. Thomas Novotny, of the Department of Health and Human Services.