Denver, for example, bans outdoor watering, artificial waterfalls and fountains.
California, for example, bans the trade of almost 200 species.
A bill introduced by Senator Dianne Feinstein of California would, for example, ban 157 of the worst assault weapons while leaving 2,200 guns untouched in the sportsmen's marketplace.
In the U.S., Facebook has responded proactively to issues raised by the media — for example by banning accounts that stoke racial tension in Myanmar — while Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey went so far as to suggest that journalists sniffing out issues on his service is "critical" to the company.
More realistically, states can take the lead, for example, by banning or limiting non-competes; prohibiting shortened statutes of limitations for key workplace laws; and requiring pre-hire disclosure of key employment terms in simple, accessible language, with adequate opportunity for workers to understand what they're signing.
In Italy this type of problem occurs in ordinances (around 10% of the total) that apply to sleeping outdoors (in the sense of dossing somewhere improvised), for example by banning people from using sleeping-bags in public areas, or from sleeping in their cars parked on the street.
Where Rospotrebnadzor had acted ostensibly on health grounds, for example, by banning import and retail certification of Georgian and Moldovian wines, this was viewed as reflecting Russian foreign policy imperatives.
14 15 With regard to self-harm using pesticides, it has been recommended by the WHO, and in the literature, to restrict the availability of highly toxic pesticides, for example, by banning the production, import and use of a pesticide, or to restrict access to pesticides by keeping them in locked containers, and reduce the use of pesticides in agricultural practices.
Reich wanted to apply the revelations of psychoanalysis to reforming sex laws (by, for example, lifting bans on abortion and prostitution) and updating social mores about marriage and children.
The FAA generally places tight restrictions on the use of mood-altering medications by pilots; antidepressants, for example, are banned.
