Sentence examples for banning outside from inspiring English sources

She has expressed support for banning outside employment for council members.

The Legislature has not had a pay raise since 1999; their attempts to be paid more have been bogged down in disputes over banning outside income and other ethics-related changes.

The statute does not ban outside contracts.

Now the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) is proposing that smoking should be banned outside hospitals as well.

She brought water bottles and juice boxes, following official advice from the Phillies, who normally bans outside drinks.

Democracy 21 and Campaign Legal Center allege that Bush is in violation of a provision of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 (popularly known as McCain-Feingold) that bans outside groups from acting on a candidate's behalf if said group was created by or with the help of the candidate and the group raised money above the candidate donation limit of $5,400 per donor.

"Snus is the least harmful tobacco product but the only one which is banned" outside Sweden," noted Christopher Fjellner (EPP, SE).

However, gambling is banned outside this enclave, so millions of Chinese head to Macau to indulge.

The Royal Parks Agency later informed me that all demonstrations were banned outside Buckingham Palace.

Cigarette advertising is banned outside the bodegas but features in bold colours inside.

Someone commenting on Charlie Brooker's article yesterday didn't know that peaceful protest is banned outside parliament – they were outraged.