Sentence examples for bans on the use of from inspiring English sources

And existing legal bans on the use of contractors to perform "inherently governmental functions" are also evaded.

1 Cell-Phone Restrictions Lawmakers across the nation are submitting proposals for controls or outright bans on the use of cell phones while driving.

Concern over trace amounts of the hormone in meat led to bans on the use of DES as a livestock growth stimulant beginning in the early 1970s.

Commuters on New Jersey trains face rerouting, additional police patrols, locked bathrooms and bans on the use of overhead luggage racks and garbage cans during the week of the Republican National Convention in Manhattan.

Some passengers reported having Christmas presents unwrapped, while others travelling to the US have reportedly also seen bans on the use of electronic equipment, including laptops and MP3 players, and in some cases in-flight entertainment has also been disrupted.

And he objected to bans on the use of e-cigarettes indoors, because, he said, permitting indoor use is one way to make e-cigarettes more convenient than traditional ones.

However, Fox rejected one key finding – the recommendation that the army introduced a blanket ban "on the use of certain verbal and non-physical techniques".

There is no ban on the use of DDT for the purpose of malaria control.

They have also sought a ban on the use of certain weapons, including pump-action shotguns.

It did not drop its blanket ban on the use of condoms until November 2010.

There has long been a ban on the use of federal money to perform most abortions.