Sentence examples for effectively bans from inspiring English sources

According to league memos obtained by ESPN, the league's social media policy (which takes effect tomorrow) effectively bans all video-based social media during games.

The new requirement, which went into effect on July 1, effectively bans local businesses from using plastic utensils and straws, under penalty of a $250 fine.

The Brussels accord effectively bans Greece from exercising its right as an I.M.F.

It effectively bans many big firms from trading the most lucrative type of derivatives.

The constitutional council upheld longstanding legislation on Friday that effectively bans marriage for same-sex couples.

The State Supreme Court on Tuesday gave the broader answer, saying the law "effectively bans all medication abortions".

Mass protests against Ireland's Eighth Amendment, which effectively bans abortion in almost all cases, have still not led to repeal.

They said the 101 were convicted of breaking a disputed 2013 law that effectively bans street protests.

Several students raised concerns over the wording of the injunction which they claim "effectively bans all protests on campus- privatisation related or not".

The 1996 Defense of Marriage Act effectively bans federal recognition of gay couples, yet more than a third of states recognize some form of legal partnerships.

In a law scheduled to go into effect this summer, North Dakota effectively banned abortions after six weeks.