Sentence examples for hand banning from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the Angel of the North should be altered so it holds up its hand, banning decadent "sophisticated" modern art from Tyneside.

Mr. Schaefer ran the sect with a heavy hand, banning almost all contact with the outside world, separating women from men and children from their parents, and controlling intimate contact.

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Among his recommendations: closing background check loopholes to keep guns out of dangerous hands; banning military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines; making schools safer; and increasing access to mental health services.

(France, on the other hands, banned pageants for girls under 16).

It strengthened the prime minister's hand by banning politicians who switch parties within 90 days of an election from standing in it.

The guidelines call for hand-washing and banning hand-to-mouth contact close to the animals.

The arbitrary division between alcohol, tobacco and legally prescribed drugs on one hand and banned substances is very fine indeed.

Ricken Patel, the executive director of Avaaz, a global civic organization and, along with 350.org, one of the march's main organizers, handed Ban a campaign petition that had been signed by two million people, which Ban promised to bring to the Climate Summit at the U.N. on Tuesday.

Feckless and divided, it is holed up in a hilltop palace in Mogadishu, unable to deliver services, mobilize the people or provide a coherent alternative to the insurgents, who chop off hands, ban music, soccer and bras, and hold much of Somalia in a grip of fear.

Derry's GAA disciplinary authorities are also understood to have handed bans to several supporters arising from the post-match disturbances at Celtic Park.