Sentence examples for banned globally from inspiring English sources

Activists say the program is a cover for commercial whaling, which was banned globally in 1986.

Because its production is now banned globally, people were expecting to see no emissions of this substance at all.

Killer whales with high levels of pollutants known as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which were used in many plastics before being banned globally in 2004, have shown reproductive problems.

Now that iodine has now been banned across the EU and is likely to be banned globally there are limited products that are handy when travelling to ensure you don't get a dose of something nasty from tap water or iced water.

A practice that is considered offensive or unacceptable in one location will be banned globally.

And while ICOs/token sale ads will be banned globally there's some wiggle room for exchanges and wallet services — with only those provided by a public company listed on certain major stock markets allowed to buy Twitter ads.

Why not extend the ban globally?

Between 1909 and 1919, the American government and its allies lobbied to ban opium globally.

Activists call the program a cover for commercial whaling, which was globally banned in 1986.

Instead of using safrole oil or PMK, both MDMA precursor chemicals that had been heavily policed, they are using an analogue of PMK called PMK glycidate, which is controlled but yet to be globally banned.

How can we ever possibly escape this cycle without banning sugar refinement globally?