Sentence examples for bans based on the from inspiring English sources
Such bans, based on the scientifically disputed argument that the fetus can feel pain at that stage, have been adopted by 11 states.
The adoption by North Dakota and Arkansas of early-abortion bans based on the detection of a fetal heartbeat were the first victories for an impatient faction of the anti-abortion movement that is seeking aggressive action to end abortions.
The founder, Ray Kappe, a pioneer of prefab housing, admitted Ban based on the paper models he'd made for his application to school in Tokyo.
Also, an anonymous contributor is underwriting a lawsuit against the ban, based on the First Amendment right to free speech and free association.
We assume that the structural break is a consequence of the import ban, based on the literature and increases in Australian beef imports.
This was a standard-essential patent, though, making an import ban based on the upcoming ruling in this previous case unlikely.
On May 16, 2011, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life, Inc. v. Swanson issued an opinion that correctly upheld the constitutionality of a corporate contribution ban based on the Supreme Court decision in the Beaumont case.
Results from a new poll by left-leaning firm Public Policy Polling show that among things like Muslim databases and travel bans based on religion 30percentt of Republican voters support the bombing of Agrabah, the imaginary Middle Eastern country from Disney's Aladdin cartoon.
Employment bans based on criminal records could be a mainstream labor issue.
Paradoxically, more effective and widely used medicines are more likely to attract pressure for bans based on adverse events [ 84].
In a letter to the ITC (embedded below), US Trade Representative Michael Froman writes that he has decided to "disapprove" the ban "based on my review of the various policy considerations discussed above as they relate to the effect on competitive conditions in the U.S. economy and the effect on U.S. consumers".
