Sentence examples for high ban from inspiring English sources

Norman Baker Drugs minister 2013-14, Lewes The legal high ban will have an effect on new psychoactive substances being accessible to the public.

The new law (Legal high ban risks creating fresh crisis, 28 May), which criminalises the selling of so-called legal highs, but crucially does not criminalise the user, is the right thing to do.

How the Government's Legal High Ban Will Directly Harm Users and Help Dealers.

Even if the legal high ban doesn't encourage people to turn to your traditional bad-for-you drugs, there are plenty of other, more dangerous substances to ingest, of which many remain legal to buy: tobacco, alcohol and solvents, to name just a few.

My taste in drugs aside, even if the legal high ban doesn't encourage people to turn to highly classified drugs, there are plenty of other, more dangerous substances of which many remain legal to buy: tobacco, alcohol, and solvents, to name just a few.

Helen Gavaghan, who works for Blackpool Fulfilling Lives, told the Observer that the drug, a former legal high banned in 2009, has replaced heroin and alcohol as the drug most frequently used by the homeless.

To reach the questionnaire you had to click on a story about the council's proposal for a "legal-high" ban and then click again to do the survey.

The Sloppy Legal Highs Ban Proves the Government Is Terrible at Drugs.

The upcoming legal highs ban has largely been a complete cluster fuck.

You've probably never heard of ethylphenidate – a stimulant that produces a speedy, uncomfortable high – but it was a regular in cocaine substitutes like Benzo Fury and Gogaine, until the legal highs ban in May of 2016.

The events led CHS to seek a High Court ban on the publication of the diary entries, in a case held in Manchester.