The phrase "implement the ban" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to put into effect or enforce a ban or prohibition. Example: The government has decided to implement the ban on smoking in all public places, including restaurants and bars, starting next month.
All those hands went up at the end, so we're going to implement the ban again.
The hung vote hands the final decision to the European commission, which will implement the ban.
Madeira now will probably go ahead and implement the ban, a spokeswoman for the Portuguese government said Friday.
In an interview with the New York Times Trump said he would implement the ban within his first 100 days, the paper reported.
But it said it was working to ensure that all countries took steps to implement the ban by January "to avoid distortions of the internal market".
But ministers believe a concession by the court giving each state discretion on how to implement the ban will allow them to report back every year for an indefinite period on how the process is going.
It faces a four-part test to persuade Judge Lucy Koh to implement the bans in September, against some of Samsung's Galaxy S phones – but might subsequently be able to snare this year's flagship Galaxy S3 model in a ban too without a full trial.
UNITED NATIONS -- With the toughest sanctions ever imposed on North Korea or any other country, the onus is mainly on China to implement the bans on ships, planes and trucks -- and even jet skis -- that could enhance Pyongyang's nuclear capability or its taste for luxuries.
"In reality, many public bathhouses have already implemented the ban.
A parliamentary order was laid at Westminster on Thursday morning implementing the ban.
The company, based in Oldham, Greater Manchester, was described as irresponsible by the West Midlands police and crime commissioner, David Jamieson, who was instrumental in implementing the ban.
