Sentence examples for harsh ban from inspiring English sources

"A little warning would have sufficed, surely?" Lineker tweeted in support of Ferdinand and his "ridiculously harsh" ban.

In the black corner, Brendan Venter, now Saracens' technical director, but missing from this event a year ago because of a stupidly harsh ban for his behaviour in the Welford Road enclosure a few weeks earlier.

Ryan Waters, a veteran mountaineer who has completed 20 expeditions in the Himalayan mountains, including four up to Everest, believes the harsh ban shows that the Nepalese government is starting to take its mountaineering industry more seriously.

He welcomes the apology after all these years but wonders where we are on the bigger question of freedom in a city of lockout laws and harsh bans on processions.

It was the first time he had formally proposed a harsher ban, and supporters of gun control have accused him of trying to obscure his real stand.

Beatriz's plight is not uncommon under El Salvador's harsh abortion ban, which does not allow women to end pregnancies even in cases of rape, incest and foetal abnormalitiy, or when their health or lives are at risk.

She warned him against imposing too harsh a ban on intrusive photographs, and pressed, instead, for sanctions to be aimed at the publishers of offensive photographs rather than the photographers.

Those rules allowed the use of harsh procedures banned from Guantánamo, including using sleep deprivation, to as little as four hours' rest each 24 hours, and making prisoners stand or crouch in positions for up to an hour, according to Senate aides who have read the confidential document.

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WHEN former Vice President Dick Cheney warned last week that terrorists will be emboldened by President Barack Obama's decision to close Guantánamo and to ban harsh interrogation techniques, I was reminded of a story.