Sentence examples for categorically ban from inspiring English sources

Liel Leibovitz, a senior writer for Tablet magazine, wrote that "the obvious conclusion is that the state of Israel will from now on categorically ban anyone who criticizes it in any way from entry.

TGA's move to categorically ban poppers for any use other than industrial prescription or no would significantly increase stigmas around the use of the substance and likely result in the very repercussions that Steve is suggesting.

However, realistically, many people drink before they turn 18 and 21 and it's better to talk about safe drinking habits than to categorically ban it.

The Supreme Court categorically banned life without parole for juveniles who have not committed homicide because they "are not sufficiently culpable to merit that punishment".

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Idaho's law last week, ruling it "unconstitutional because it categorically bans some abortions before viability".

Disturbingly, though the Supreme Court has prohibited the execution of the intellectually disabled (formerly called "mentally retarded"), it has not categorically banned the execution of people with severe mental illness.

Mr. Ban "categorically rejected" Mr. Lomaia's claim in a statement released the next day, saying his wording "reflected his view of what all members could live with".

More important to the tech industry is the news that the government has categorically ruled out proposals to ban encryption.

Bigger concessions, such as lifting the ban on driving and categorically setting a minimum age of consent for marriage, are absent.

Yet a government source also declined to confirm categorically that a future Tory government would not try to ban encryption.

FOR nearly 15 years, ever since he was banned from baseball for illegal betting, Pete Rose has categorically insisted -- sworn to high heaven -- that he absolutely, unequivocally did not gamble on baseball.