Sentence examples for case for banning from inspiring English sources

Mark Peters makes a case for banning the word "natural".

This year, a scientist at the University of Melbourne, also in Australia (they are very out-there down there), made the case for banning cremation.

The Canadian government has said it will go to the supreme court to press its case for banning Muslim women's face coverings during citizenship ceremonies.

How can Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg make a case for banning smoking in public places while allowing a pristine sanctuary to be despoiled?

The shadow home secretary, Chris Grayling, said there was a strong case for banning legal highs and promised a review if the Conservatives won the election.

But while there is a strong public-health case for banning smoking indoors, the case for banning it outdoors is much weaker — particularly when it runs the risk of a backlash that could undermine the basic goals of the antismoking movement.

If you tried to impose some kind of consistency standard, then there is no strong case, really, for banning it".

"I am looking again at the case for new banning orders for extremist groups that fall short of the legal threshold for terrorist proscription, as well as for new civil powers to target extremists who seek to radicalise others".

"I am looking again at the case for new banning orders for extremist groups that fall short of the legal threshold for terrorist proscription, as well as for new civil powers to target extremists who seek to radicalise others," she added.

On Friday she said she was "looking again at the case for new banning orders for extremist groups that fall short of the legal threshold for terrorist proscription, as well as for new civil powers to target extremists who seek to radicalise others".

The system differs from that of the many sports federations that have adopted the WADA code, which requires athletes to present their case for a banned drug to a medical board that will rule on its use.