Sentence examples for banning claims from inspiring English sources

Mrs Beckett's campaign may be damaged by reports that she voted against banning claims for furniture and the introduction of external audits of expenses.

Cline v Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice asks whether an Oklahoma statute regulating (effectively banning, claims the coalition) medically-induced abortions imposes an "undue burden" on women who want one.

Muslim groups in France are suing Lire over the interview and this week tried unsuccessfully to get a TV interview with the author banned, claiming that it incited racial hatred.

Two Massachusetts mayors of Fall River and New Bedford, however, are calling for the product to be banned, claiming that the brownies are marketed directly to children.

Several weeks later, Jack Thompson vowed to have Manhunt 2 banned, claiming that the police were incorrect in asserting the game had belonged to Pakeerah, and that Take-Two were lying about the incident; [I] have been asked by individuals in the United Kingdom to help stop the distribution of Take-Two/Rockstar Take-Two/Rockstardeo game Manhunt 2 in that country due out this summer.

Ban claims not to worry about balancing the books.

"But we are not banning encryption," claimed May in Parliament.

Apparently gamers both locally and internationally are upset by the banning and claim that the government ruling is too strict.

It would ban misleading claims such as "light" and "low-tar" as well as require manufacturers to submit claims for "reduced risk" cigarettes to FDA for analysis.

He has banned expense claims for first-class fares and told colleagues that they should always try to take public transport instead of taxis.

(Never mind that whaling is supposedly banned; Japan claims it stills whales for science, which is like saying a man hits a woman because he loves her).