Sentence examples for forever ban from inspiring English sources

In South Australia, a plan to forever ban marine sanctuaries was only just narrowly defeated on the floor of that state's parliament.

This includes a "forever ban" that prohibits rank-and-file state employees from ever working on anything they dealt with in their public service tenure.

On 3 April, the Obama administration had announced a plan to recommend wilderness status for the most embattled parts of the ANWR, a move that would forever ban oil extraction from that land.

More popular than ice cream, the Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act would forever ban taxation of Internet access and "discriminatory" taxes on "electronic commerce".

During their October , 1986Reykjavik meeting, the real possibility of a permanent, forever ban on all nuclear weapons appeared possible until Gorbachev insisted on the elimination of SDI's (Star Wars) from the final agreement and Reagan walked away.

Mr. Callahan's artwork was forever banned from the paper.

Where would we be, after all, if "Lolita" had been forever banned?

Nigeria, for example, is forever banning and unbanning imports such as fruit juice.

Yes, and how many times must the cannonballs fly Before they're forever banned?

He also is forever banned from appearing before the agency in any case in which he was involved.

During the secession crisis, for example, Republicans offered the South a constitutional amendment forever banning the government from abolishing slavery in the states.