Sentence examples for bans around from inspiring English sources

After a trial, a judge in San Francisco struck down Proposition 8 in a broad ruling whose logic would apply to bans around the nation.

Davies had claimed an email to the IAAF's former marketing executive Papa Massata Diack suggesting they delay the announcement of Russian doping bans around the 2013 world championships in Moscow was "brainstorming".

"The real issue is whether a town can say, 'not in this town.'" Both the gas industry and landowners who have leased their lands for drilling have vowed to continue challenging in court this and other similar bans around New York.

(See this interactive map for a look at bans around the world).

But even then there are restrictions, not blanket bans, around transferring the animal's ownership.

They suggested that the best way to counter the promotion of the "Australian narrative" [advocate] that smoking and drinking go together, is to frame smoking bans around the idea that "there is something fundamentally un-Australian about exposing workers to risks that we protect other workers from in every other situation" [advocate].

Uber was fined and banned around the world.

The numbers there could determine whether there is a future beyond the encampments that have been banned around the country.

The current list of items banned around the convention zone in Tampa varies from weapons to vegetation to puppet-making materials.

According to one of the chain's buyers, Rob Hughes, it has been"very successful", generating considerable interest in books which have been banned around the world in the past.

From the 1970s, when the British National Party began distributing racist literature outside grounds and waving their banners on the terraces, supporter groups have organised against intolerance (Leeds United fans even succeeded in having the National Front banned around Elland Road in the early 1980s).