Sentence examples for effectively ban from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Parliament is considering a bill that would effectively ban street protests altogether.

Laws in two other states, Mississippi and Utah, effectively ban second-parent adoptions.

Last November, a congress committee approved a bill that would effectively ban abortion in all circumstances.

This would effectively ban them from restaurants and theatres and keep them out of the hands of young people.

Across the country, states have steadily imposed caps on interest rates and fees that effectively ban the high-rate loans.

The new rules would effectively ban "non-subsistence" slaughter of predators within the refuges without a sound scientific reason.

Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed a fetal heartbeat bill to effectively ban abortion in the Magnolia State after six months.

Douglas responded that territories could effectively ban slavery by failing to make laws that supported it the Freeport Doctrine.

The Shays-Meehan bill would effectively ban soft money, the unlimited and unregulated contributions to the political parties.

The Obama administration has included a proposal in its 2014 budget that would effectively ban the slaughter of horses for human consumption.

Summoning the political will to make automobiles safe was difficult; so was summoning the political will to limit and then effectively ban cigarettes from public places.