Sentence examples for banned making from inspiring English sources
And considering inmates can earn as little as £10 for a 40-hour working week – £237.60 cheaper per week than a worker on minimum wage – and unions are banned, making strikes impossible, it sounds like a win-win for employers and those in charge. .
Shortly after WFP had suspended operations in the region in 2010, it was accused of political motives and banned, making it impossible for it to return as famine approached.
"To be banned makes it important.
If your account gets banned, make another one.
If you do get banned, make a new penguin and instantly be a member, get the uniform again, and get the base again.
Both would ban making babies by cloning.
Without defining "nontraditional," the new bill bans making available to children information "intended to form in a minor a nontraditional sexual foundation".
Both would ban making babies by cloning, but the more restrictive would also ban cloning to make embryos for medical research, work that destroys the tiny balls of cells.
The latest ideas include handing over control of some schools to clerics, segregating the sexes in universities and banning make-up for female television presenters.
Finland followed in 2006 with a partial ban, making it illegal to buy sex from a person who was trafficked or pimped.
