Sentence examples for if ban from inspiring English sources

Such associations could soon come under greater scrutiny – if Ban has his way.

Mohammad-Hassan Asfari, a member of Iran's parliamentary foreign policy committee, said: "If Ban Ki-moon is seeking to settle disputes and manage the global situation, he has to make the most of the opportunity offered".

Only the UN should be allowed to plant its flag in the Arctic, and if Ban Ki-Moon had any guts, he would send UN troops to do so as soon as possible.

Their "ban" – if ban it was – was not exactly totalitarian in its application, given that Andy Parsons went on to crack a joke about Savile on that night's episode, as Chortle reports.

If Ban Ki-moon agrees to this advice and removes the Arab part of the assignment, he would be making a grave mistake, not just against Syria, but also against the relationship between the United Nations and the Arab countries.

If banning the contracts raises these firms' costs it could lead to unpopular price rises.

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If bans on things were successful, there would not be drug users".

Even if the demand calms (or if bans on using dollars are imposed) Russian banks face huge problems.

If banning homosexuality is "God's authority" to a modern Christian, ritual murder of children ought to be as well.

The chemicals will be given a further five years' grace if banning them would put crops in serious danger.