Sentence examples for bans for use from inspiring English sources

The NRL's crusade against the shoulder charge reached new levels over the weekend with five players slapped with bans for use of the shoulder.

Clenbuterol is banned for use in livestock in Europe and the United States.

Manufacturers stopped making lead paint decades ago, and it was banned for use as interior paint in 1978.

Under Protocol IV of the Geneva Convention (added in 1995), laser weapons are currently banned for use against humans.

Some Noni products are banned for use by athletes because certain ingredients appear on the world's anti-doping banned substances list.

But that antibiotic has been banned for use in animal husbandry in the United States, Europe, Japan, and even China, because it has caused cancer in laboratory rats.

But it is banned for use in densely populated areas or when directly targeted at infantry because it is highly toxic and can burn through skin and bone.

Cows that cannot walk are banned for use in the food supply because they pose an added risk of mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a fatal disease that eats away at the brain.

Ten had pesticides banned for use on crops (2 of them at more than 20 times safe limits), 2 contained high levels of lead, and 7 had too little ginsenoside, the active ingredient.

YEARS after they were banned for use on farm fields in Suffolk County, agricultural pesticides continue to contaminate drinking water consumed by thousands of East End residents, testing of water samples by county health officials has revealed.

It is salutary to note that the tragedy over thalidomide - the anti-nausea drug banned for use by pregnant women in the 1960s after it was shown to be damaging the development of some foetuses - continues to echo through obstetrics.