The next ban may not be as short-lived as this one.
The proposed ban may not be the best way of dealing with the obesity problem, or the role that sugared drinks play in it.
Of course, if you look at the fine print, the "ban" may not be lifted at all, and the real fight has just been delayed.
Anger over the ban may not be enough to reinvigorate a protest movement in Russia that has flagged recently, when it became clear the rewards would be meager and the punishments harsh.
In Hampshire, gritting lorries normally associated with the snow traversed the county covering the hot road surfaces to make them less sticky, while concerns began to mount that a hosepipe ban may not be out of the question.
Lou Vincent, a former team-mate of McCullum's, and a troubled individual in any case, was a habitual match-fixer, for which his punishment, among other things, includes 11 life bans by the ECB,one for each offence, as if a single life ban may not be sufficient.
A new study now suggests that the ban may not be enough to fix the problem [ EHP 115:1035–1039; Price et al.].
Even among retailers compliant with the advertising ban, many may not be familiar with all provisions in the law and may be unaware of the particular decree related to displaying the sign.
The new law is seen as being stricter than elsewhere: America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, for example, bans bribes but allows the payment of small sums to ease transactions in countries in which they are seen as customary.On June 9th the director of the Serious Fraud Office, Richard Alderman, told a UK-Russia Business Council event that banning facilitation payments may not be practical.
