Sentence examples for imposing banning from inspiring English sources

Her measures to crack down on the radicalisation of young Muslims –  imposing banning orders on non-violent radicals, closing mosques, insisting schools report extremists – seem designed to alienate Islamic moderates – the only people with a realistic chance of convincing young Muslims that radical views are invalid.

The droppings began to pile up when rules were imposed banning people from bothering the birds that sit on the rocks.

Others violated the regulations by imposing bans on travel to the affected west African nations – Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.

Rules on freedom of association are also draconian, imposing bans on the most credible opposition parties and preventing the organisation of public meetings.

Science has reached its consensus, but political bodies, like the California legislature, are capitulating to campaigns and imposing bans.

It is a denial of press freedom to impose bans.

Governments in Europe have imposed bans on selling financial stocks short since the August market turmoil.

FIFA imposed bans of up to 18 months on all five players.

But the ability to impose bans on toxic instruments should be part of the tool kit.

Other cities have imposed bans on all motorised vehicles, not just heavily-polluting ones.

There is now a growing trend in Europe to impose bans as a way to combat sexual trafficking.