Sentence examples for express ban from inspiring English sources
The lack of an express ban on uncleared swaps, coupled with Section 739, converts the clearing requirement into a mere suggestion.
The lack of an express ban on uncleared swaps... converts the clearing requirement into a mere suggestion," according to the email.
The lack of an express ban on uncleared swaps... converts the clearing requirement into a mere suggestion," argues an email obtained by the Huffington Post that was sent last week by consumer advocacy group Americans for Financial Reform to a Senate Banking Committee staffer.
For those who think the 21st century will belong to China, look where the Chinese are: They're in Africa!" Bono's active participation in founding Edun puts him and Ms. Hewson in a strong position to follow the code expressed by Ban Ki-moon, the U.N. secretary general: "Africa does not need charity, it needs investments and partnership".
Even rightwing republicans express astonishment at his ban from Britain, which was repealed last July and then reimposed in April.
In my own name, and that of the entire Catholic community, I wish to express to you, Mr Ban Ki-moon, my heartfelt gratitude.
In private, Israeli officials express frustration over the ban but they acknowledge that their relationship with Washington trumps the desire to do more business with China.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten jumped on Twitter to express distaste for the ban, saying, "Australia has had a non-discriminatory immigration policy for more than four decades.
Hillary Clinton has taken to social media to express her support of banning so-called 'conversion therapy' in the US, a controversial practice which attempts to 'cure' gay children and turn them straight.
Mr. Zafar, who was visiting Mumbai, India, when the ban was announced, expressed disappointment over the ban.
They will be subject to the same ban -- something that John Watkins, a Republican state senator in Virginia who ultimately voted for the ban, expressed deep reservations about.
