Sentence examples for banning that from inspiring English sources

"When I'm President, we're banning that game!" Rubio is funny mainly in order to call out his seriousness.

The Rugby League this week followed the lead of Australia's NRL and the code's International Federation in banning that technique, starting tonight.

The solution that would probably cause least controversy would be for the House of Lords to give itself the power to suspend an offender, banning that person from using Parliament's facilities or claiming attendance allowance for a stated period.

And after prosecutors found that cabinet ministers and other top officials were flying to beach resorts on air force planes at taxpayer expense, a law was passed banning that practice.

At the emergency meeting of the IOC board soon afterwards, WADA was born, with a philosophy of banning that was a long way from Mr Samaranch's.To be banned by WADA, a drug has to meet at least two of three criteria: it must enhance performance, be harmful to health and (a very Victorian touch) be against the spirit of sport.

After all, most people send out the occasional personal greeting or joke to family members and friends, and banning that would be overkill, in the view of Chris McNierney, the manager of information systems at Seaboard International, a lumber wholesaler in New Hampshire.

It may be time to ban that cliche.

And that's what they are attempting to do is to ban that money.

India eventually banned that program in 2016, as a result.

This is especially the case where a legal rule caps the deficit or even bans that possibility.

Fortunately, the 2009 CARD Act banned that practice.