Sentence examples for further banned from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia further banned British Airways from flying its Concorde from London to Singapore through the kingdom's air space.

They further banned unsecured paper currency and insisted the state economy should be based solely on hard currency.

Japan went further, banning all imports from North Korea.

Brazil has gone further, banning all trade in wild animals, whether endangered or not.

Despite the lawsuit, it has gone further, banning cigarettes from being on show in shops.

Other places have gone even further, banning fast food from certain parts of town.

Mr Bush's sanctions go much further, banning American imports from any of Norinco's many subsidiaries for the next two years.

Mr. Goord, who had always been uncomfortable with the show, decided several months ago to go further, banning all violent criminals, Mr. Flateau said.

In 2009, Mexico, which had been the source of most of the methamphetamine on the streets of the United States, went further, banning pseudoephedrine entirely.

The Aasra council went further, banning women under 40 from using cellphones, visiting local markets or appearing in public with their heads uncovered.

A bill he signed in March contained many of the same restrictions that have shut down abortion clinics in states such as Texas but went further, banning abortion in cases where the fetus has a severe genetic anomaly.