Sentence examples for banned for use from inspiring English sources

Clenbuterol is banned for use in livestock in Europe and the United States.

Manufacturers stopped making lead paint decades ago, and it was banned for use as interior paint in 1978.

Under Protocol IV of the Geneva Convention (added in 1995), laser weapons are currently banned for use against humans.

Instead, it constantly releases toxic vapours, particularly during chewing, and has been banned for use in dentistry in Sweden.

But that antibiotic has been banned for use in animal husbandry in the United States, Europe, Japan, and even China, because it has caused cancer in laboratory rats.

Some Noni products are banned for use by athletes because certain ingredients appear on the world's anti-doping banned substances list.

In 2009, five junior swimmers were banned for using clenbuterol, an anabolic agent, after testing positive at a national meet.

Matt Stevens, the England international prop banned for using cocaine, could be used as an ambassador for English rugby's campaign to deter players from using recreational drugs.

Everybody seems to keep writing that I was banned for abusing the officials when in fact I was banned for using foul and abusive language.

Chloramphenicol (CAP), as a broad-spectrum antibiotic, has been worldwide banned for using in the food producing animals due to its overuse may cause severe threats to public health.

As a transgender woman myself, I wonder where this concern for collapsed contexts was over the last few years, when some of Facebook's most socially and politically vulnerable users were banned for using pseudonyms.