Sentence examples for banned about from inspiring English sources

Last November, they banned about 16 aid agencies from the south.

That practice, known as soaking, was banned about 1845 after players realized the danger of a hard soaking to the head.

The singer's name, incidentally, is Roman Lob - which happens to also be the name of a sexual practise that most countries banned about 30 years ago.

The government banned about 200 of the 500 or so international observers who will monitor the election.See article: Zimbabwe's unfair electionPresident Omar Bashir of Sudan declared an unconditional amnesty to all his opponents.

DDT, widely used in the United States until it was banned about 30 years ago, is linked to cancer and reproductive problems in humans and continues to contaminate fish and kill bald eagle chicks.

As of last month, the government has banned about 66,127 websites and thousands of Facebook and Twitter posts and issued over a hundred gag orders.

Although, at one point Digg was able to ban about 100 users from S&P, the main hurdle for these services has not been Digg itself, but its users.

City officials say prohibiting vacation rentals would ban about 1,400 of the roughly 1,700 listings they found on three major websites.

In August, we read about a school that banned discussions about Michael Brown's death, and the protests in Ferguson.

Bayern officials banned questions about the investigation at a news conference in Munich on Monday.

Roosevelt guaranteed bank deposits, separated commercial banking from investment banking and banned misinformation about stocks.