Sentence examples for blanket ban of from inspiring English sources

Branson added: "A blanket ban of the whole of Europe was not the right decision.

This has covered a large number of response from Ireland's blanket ban of all legal highs to New Zealand's approach of regulating their use.

Vitaly Mutko, the Russian sports minister, said yesterday that weightlifting's blanket ban of Russia would be subject to an appeal at the court of arbitration for sport.

Last week, the British authorities signaled that they did not believe a blanket ban of Huawei was necessary to secure the country's wireless networks.

Accordingly, I see no need to decide whether the Court's four-part analysis, ante at 566, adequately protects commercial speech -- as properly defined -- in the face of a blanket ban of the sort involved in this case.

It's possible, for example, that some jobs at the company do not involve any, or enough, contact with children to justify what is in fact a blanket ban of a sort.

Regarding legal highs, Baker said the government would look at the feasibility of a blanket ban on new compounds of psychoactive drugs that focused on dealers and the "head shops" that sell tobacco paraphernalia rather than users.

I ask Goodall if she is in favour of a blanket ban on the use of chimpanzees in medical research.

The move came as Russia offered to lift a blanket ban on imports of European vegetables as soon as Brussels had provided proof that the food was safe.

But the biggest point of controversy is likely to be the provisions on the policy advice to ministers from civil servants.Until now British governments have exercised a blanket ban on release of this information.

Many Arab countries and some others such as Iran may refuse entry to those with Israeli passports, but the restriction is based on nationality rather than a blanket ban on people of the Jewish faith.