Sentence examples for banned completely from inspiring English sources

There are calls for climbing to be banned completely.

Immigration from Asia was banned completely, with the establishment of an "Asiatic Barred Zone".

Gregory VII eventually banned completely the investiture of ecclesiastics by all laymen, including kings.

But I'm not in the business of telling people certain things should be banned completely.

And she would also like to see any kind of surgical operations on the genital area be banned completely.

The vast majority of French people, including most Muslims, believe that face coverings should be banned completely.

David Cameron has insisted that banning "completely monstrous, evil people" who were planning to disrupt Friday's Armistice Day ceremonies was the right thing to do.

However, the current position of UK courts rightly makes it very difficult indeed for the state to ban completely a citizen's use of the internet, however strong the justification.

Even worse, the view the court advances undermines the F.D.C.A.'s overall health-protecting purpose by placing the F.D.A. in the strange dilemma of either banning completely a potentially dangerous drug or device or doing nothing at all.

The new law, however, bans completely smoking in all health care facilities without exceptions.

From 1974 to 1990 car imports were banned almost completely, and subsequently they were subjected to high tariffs which still persist.