Sentence examples for if bans from inspiring English sources
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.
Culling might at least (if bans were lifted) generate an income from ivory sales or from hunters who pay to take part.The other option is setting aside more space for the growing population.
Our interviews also show that Chinese media can report controversies through two channels: first, there is ample space for news reports before the authorities explicitly prohibit reporting protests; second, even if bans do exist in a province, the news agency can publish reports through affiliated agencies or partners in other provinces.
In June, Zorn concluded that if bans occur in the United States, "Trainers will need to develop new methods of dealing with bleeding, owners will have to adjust to new patterns for a horse's career".
If bans on so-called assault weapons, high-capacity ammunition magazines and bump stock accessories won't stop criminals from getting such weaponry, as the NRA frequently says, why should we believe that the Undetectable Firearms Act is a sufficient safeguard against the proliferation of firearms that can skirt security measures?
If banning the contracts raises these firms' costs it could lead to unpopular price rises.
That's how we'll keep you posted if banned again!
Such associations could soon come under greater scrutiny – if Ban has his way.
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.
