Sentence examples for developing a ban from inspiring English sources

The remaining health board, Hywel Dda in mid and west Wales, is in the process of developing a ban.

It formed a committee in 1962 and started developing a list of banned substances, protocols, and eventually tests.

See articleMr Obama had a frenetic first week as president, signing a measure that restores funding for health groups that perform abortions in developing countries (a ban that had been popular with conservatives) and issuing orders to toughen fuel-efficiency standards.

She recalled he helped develop a policy banning artificial fingernails on health care workers, "a big commodity in our female population," and convinced the staff that it had to be done by doing cultures demonstrating how the nails can carry bacteria -- all without an uproar.

Perhaps the proliferations of drones combined with the temptation to deploy them is so great, that the community of nations must develop a treaty banning armed drones as they have for chemical weapons.

Ban developed a style known for its blend of traditional Japanese architecture with elements of American Modernism.

Our aim is to develop a MAC protocol for BAN that can address these issues.

One is a repeat of the mistakes of the 1970s, when a government attempt to develop a computer industry by banning imports cut Brazil off from new technology.

In the precision of this testimony, you could sense that the rushed and panicked responders to the first ban had developed a structure, and refined their arguments.

The director, Grigory Rodchenkov, who ran the laboratory that handled testing for thousands of Olympians, said he developed a three-drug cocktail of banned substances that he mixed with liquor and provided to dozens of Russian athletes, helping to facilitate one of the most elaborate — and successful — doping ploys in sports history.

If these are banned they develop a legal variant which then gets manufactured, often in China, and then sold in the UK as drugs.