Sentence examples for bans applicable from inspiring English sources

The MP who put forward last year's bill in Britain, Simon Burns, hoped to make the international bans applicable to anyone whom a court could be convinced was likely to cause trouble.

And because many violent fans have never been convicted of a relevant offence, they will be free to travel to Euro 2000.Simon Burns, the MP who put forward the legislation, originally hoped to make the bans applicable to suspected, as well as convicted, hooligans.

David Swank, a former chairman of the N.C.A.A. Committee on Infractions, said he did not consider the death penalty or a television ban as applicable punishments in college sports today.

The US agricultural department has asked for a brief extension of the ban - applicable to cloned animals alone, not their progeny - to give it time to talk to international trade partners and retailers in the hope of avoiding a consumer backlash.

The Trump administration is considering extending the ban already applicable to flights originating from 10 airports including in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey because of fears that a concealed bomb could be installed in electronic devices taken on to aircraft, officials said.

The city concedes that "neither the State of Florida nor the City has enacted a generally applicable ban on the killing of animals". Brief for Respondent 21.

Amri doesn't think a generally applicable ban on full-face veils in public is needed to protect public safety or public order.

The asbo-style bans, which will be applicable in England and Wales, will particularly help those who are targeted by strangers, giving them similar protection to domestic abuse victims.

The extent to which evidence of conformity with other national or international governmental standards may provide assurance of conformity to consumer product safety rules, bans, standards, or regulations applicable under this chapter.

He said the ban might not be applicable to permanent legal residents.

shall specify each such rule, ban, standard, or regulation applicable to the product.