Sentence examples for ban up from inspiring English sources

"If there was a federal assault weapons ban up right now that he had to make a decision on, I honestly don't know where he would stand," Mr. Carbonetti said.

If the bill were instead voted on in this Congress and, according to the New York Times's Jonathan Weisman, "Democratic leadership" is asking House Speaker John Boehner to bring the ban up for a vote by Saturday the situation for its supporters could be even worse.

Anyone convicted of drug-driving faces a minimum 12-month driving ban, up to six months in prison and a maximum fine of £5,000.

The California senator would not publicly acknowledge defeat, vowing to continue to lobby colleagues as she brings the ban up as an amendment to the broader bill.

That's a bad thing and could get you ban up to 24H - 72H ( forever*) DON'T CUSS.

Emails between PMI and Gardant dated 19 March 2009 noted: "The Conservative party are feeling more optimistic about withdrawing the clause implementing a display ban… I think the Conservatives will wish to escalate the issue of [a] display ban up the political agenda".

These typically ban up-front payments.

The FTC is currently considering proposing a rule that would ban up-front fees to "foreclosure rescue" companies nationwide.

Under the World Anti-Doping Code, he can be banned up to four years.

We endure endless rainy winters and yet a flicker of sunshine seems to herald the imposition of hosepipe bans up and down the country, as petunias wither and wilt.

Bin lorry 'ran up on pavement' Jump to media player There are reportedly several people injured after a crash involving a bin lorry in George Square in Glasgow.