Sentence examples for banned learning from inspiring English sources

When the Taliban conquered Kandahar in 1994, making it their headquarters and imposing their harsh fantasy of Islamic rule, they closed most schools, imposed religious subjects and second-rate mullahs on the rest and banned learning for girls.

One recounts how, in the aftermath of the Korean War, Mr. Ban learned English by walking six miles to a fertilizer factory to converse with its American advisers.

One example of the range of challenges to be expected is the Ethiopian Federal Education Ministry's decision in August 2010 to ban distance learning offered by both public and private universities due to "quality concerns" [ 38].

He did not know about his administration's decision to lift the trophy ban until learning it from the news media and was annoyed to be criticized for a move he had no part in.

New Jersey now bans drivers with learning permits under the age of 21 from using cellphones while driving and is adopting a law that would ban the use of cellphones by school bus drivers while they operate buses.

Eventually, smoking was banned and I learned to sleep through most of it.

It quickly gained popularity with evening and weekend classes convenient for working adults and an egalitarian approach that banned lectures, emphasizing learning as a partnership between teacher and student.

Ms. Morrow says she banned the elders after learning they had been sharing important information about the case.

But Western soldiers also provided physical and psychological protection for girls going to school and women learning skills banned by the Taliban.

Fassa Bortolo fired Frigo two days before the race's final stage after learning that banned substances had been confiscated from his luggage.

Other researchers are using the breathing room provided by the ban to learn more about Bsal and Bd, hoping to find some ammunition against the diseases.