Sentence examples for comprehensive ban from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. has a comprehensive ban on anabolic steroids enforced by random testing and suspensions.

But now the government is trying to force a comprehensive ban.

He is reportedly about to issue a more comprehensive ban on racial profiling by federal agents.

In 1978, Dr. Agnew advised President Jimmy Carter against seeking a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing.

Only one other state legislature, Rhode Island's, passed a comprehensive ban this year, but Gov. Lincoln C. Almond vetoed it.

The Oslo agreement imposed a comprehensive ban on the use, production, stockpiling and sale of cluster munitions.

Would the United States do well to emulate China and Japan, with their comprehensive bans on guns?

But some members speculated that places like New York State, which had some smoking restrictions in place before instituting more comprehensive bans, would already have been showing improvement, so reductions from bans would be smaller.

"Tobacco packages appear to be especially important as a means of communicating brand imagery in countries like Australia and the UK which have comprehensive bans on advertising and promotion.

In a 6-1 vothe the City Council approved last Tuesday one of the nation's most comprehensive "ban-the-box" ordinances, a reference to the criminal history box on job applications.

The center has received criticism for not acting quickly or decisively enough in some cases, and for not publishing a comprehensive banned list that covers all sports — a project still ongoing.