Sentence examples similar to extra bans from inspiring English sources

The architecture of WBAN [1] can be considered as three different tiers, namely: Tier-1 as Intra-BAN, Tier-2 as Inter-BAN and Tier-3 as Extra-BAN as shown in Fig. 1.

On October 11th it imposed its own extra sanctions, banning North Korean ships from its ports and cutting off all North Korean imports.

There was the Camby who led UMass to the Final Four; the Camby who cost his team -- and his university -- the Final Four appearance money because he accepted extra benefits banned by the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

"I am disappointed to get an extra match ban - but the IFA has ruled and I accept the decision," said the Glenavon player-manager.

It caps a renter's liability at $100 and bans extra charges known as collision damage waivers, which critics claim are a waste of money for renters but a profitable surcharge for the companies.

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English clubs were banned indefinitely from European competition, with a condition that when the ban was lifted, Liverpool would serve an extra three-year ban.

Disciplinary problems led to charges by the Football Association of abusive behaviour in December 2004 and improper conduct after he was sent off against Blackburn Rovers in January 2005, for which he received an extra one-match ban and a fine of £5,000 in addition to a three-match ban for the dismissal.

In response, the government took extra measures to ban celebrations.

Unfortunately he also felt emboldened to admit it publicly, resulting in an extra game's ban.

The second complaint is that consumers in Britain are not benefiting from the European Union regulations which have banned extra charges for cross-border cash withdrawals of euros.