Sentence examples for from banding from inspiring English sources

But even with this target, Manchester will be hampered, because European Union rules on state aid prevent local councils from banding together to install their own service.

For years, banks and credit-card companies have forced their customers to sign account agreements that bar them from banding together to file class-action lawsuits.

The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that companies can use contracts that prevent consumers claiming fraud from banding together to file group arbitration claims and, possibly, class-action lawsuits.

In fact the act contains nothing that prevents like-minded consenting adults from banding together, dressing like prats and riding horses through the countryside.

Just Wednesday, it ruled that there is a way for businesses to keep consumers claiming fraud from banding together in a single class-action lawsuit.

On a wider scale, who is to prevent gold-rich nations from banding together as a cartel to fix prices at exorbitant amounts in the same way that the oil-producing nations of OPEC did?

Hearts were harvested from banded and sham-operated animals 4 and 8 weeks after aortic banding surgery.

I collect head shots from bands.

Every pool will also be allocated one team from Band 2 (teams ranked five to eight and onee from Band 3 (teams ranked nine to 12).

Pre-recorded bursts of music from bands at gigs that are on later would start playing.

The film charts the rise of Esther Blodgett (played by Judy Garland) from band singer to Hollywood star.