Sentence examples for facing a ban from inspiring English sources

What is novel is that Phil Falcone, Harbinger's boss, has had to admit guilt and is facing a ban from the securities industry as a result.

A court clerk told magistrates that the picture was complicated, but Defoe appeared to have amassed 14 "live" penalty points and would be facing a ban.

May said she wanted the BBC to change of its own accord, rather than facing a "ban" on certain activities or the prospect of legislation.

Oppenheimer and his team never released "The Act of Killing" or "The Look of Silence" in Indonesian theatres, in order to avoid facing a ban by Indonesia's national Film Censorship Institute.

The comedian was facing a ban on his comedy shows in France after the Socialist interior minister, Manuel Valls, said that they could be a threat to public order.

Sharon Stone is facing a ban on the showing of her films in China after suggesting the recent earthquake that killed up to 67,000 people may have been the result of "bad karma" over the country's occupation of Tibet.

The players face a ban of up to two years.

He faces a ban of up to two years.

He could also face a ban from every ground in the country.

Suárez could face a ban of up to 24 matches if found guilty.

Even now, he may face a ban from the video official.