Sentence examples for explicitly banning from inspiring English sources

Five American states have already rushed through legislation explicitly banning same-sex marriages.

For example, the Chinese government issued a declaration in 1998 explicitly banning reproductive cloning; America is still waiting to pass national legislation.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has inserted language into the federal jobs Web site explicitly banning employment discrimination based on gender identity.

And in July the House of Representatives passed a bill explicitly banning online gambling and prohibiting American banks from sending their customers' money to bookmakers.

On July 18th the Ministry of Health issued a new code of conduct explicitly banning such actions by medical staff.After the Harbin killing in March, the People's Daily newspaper ran the disturbing results of an online poll.

The company has had troubled deciding whether to show graphic videos — weighing up its desire to allow the free sharing of information against user complaints — including allowing and then explicitly banning beheading videos.

Google and Facebook prohibit hate speech; Twitter does not explicitly ban it.

Many federal workers have been explicitly banned even from monitoring work emails during the shutdown.

The Academy does not explicitly ban such roles from consideration for awards.

And such opinions are rare even where they are not explicitly banned.

Another section would explicitly ban the private use of public resources.