The term "entry ban" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a legally imposed restriction on people's ability to enter a certain country or region. For example, "The government has imposed an entry ban on citizens from certain countries due to the risk of terrorism."
An official report also recommended that welfare abuses by EU migrants should be punished by a temporary entry ban.
Donetsk activists said such an entry ban has already been in place de facto in eastern Ukraine.
Japan is reportedly mulling ending an eight-year entry ban on the Mangyongbong92 ferry, which sails between Niigata and the east coast port of Wonsan in North Korea.
"According to the Wall Street Journal, the entry ban related to concerns by US law enforcement officials that Mr Deripaska had ties with organised crime in Russia".
The Russian airline Aeroflot said the Ukrainian border service had placed an entry ban on Russian men aged 16 to 60.
Russia's entry ban on 89 European politicians and military leaders shows sanctions against the country are working, Sir Malcolm Rifkind has said.
Until very recently in America, queer people and people with AIDS faced entry bans and the threat of internment camps.
Europe has not gone as far as the United States, which in October slapped entry bans on six Hungarian government officials for alleged corruption.
This year, even before the contest starts, there has been political controversy with Georgia's entry banned because it included lyrics critical of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The three western powers upheld entry bans for SED delegations to their respective zones,7 making it impossible for SED leaders to cross the zonal boundaries.
In early 1948, the SED leadership formally protested against the entry bans imposed by the western zones, but by then the fate of the SED-KPD joint venture was sealed.
