Sentence examples for implementing a ban from inspiring English sources
Addressing the current and impending issues of increasing car ownership are more complex than implementing a ban on cars.
Deeper changes are needed, such as a "Robin Hood" tax on financial transactions; reinstating the Glass-Steagall Act in the US; implementing a ban on high-frequency "flash" trading.
Since 2007, Mexico has been implementing a ban on the use of gilnets by fishermen in a refuge area for the species and has a voluntary programme of fishing permit buyouts.
"Disappointingly, since then there has not been much vigor shown in implementing" a ban on terrorist financing, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss administration assessments of Kuwait.
Bowman's ire had already been raised hours earlier, when FINA announced it was pushing back its deadline by five months, until next April or May, for implementing a ban on non-textile, full-length suits.
We can take a reasonable assumption that the UK may also follow in the near term but by both the UK and US not currently implementing a ban then this will not be a credible solution (even if they were it would not be).
Glastonbury is the latest festival to implement a ban on the sale of Native American headdresses.
The city therefore implements a ban on wood burning during smogs.
In 2014 it implemented a ban that prohibited Americans from importing trophies from hunts in Zimbabwe.
The Kendalls would need the votes of three of the council's five members to implement a ban.
