Sentence examples for imposing bans from inspiring English sources

In short, calls for domestic recycling have grown since more nations are imposing bans on the import of plastic waste.

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

A report also recommended that sweeping changes be made to the way bookmakers deal with their customers, such as imposing bans.

According to this narrative, the United States is now moving to further weaken Iran's conventional military capability by imposing bans on arms imports and ballistic missiles.

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

They marginalize groups of people they feel should not be doing certain things — eating fattening and unhealthy foods, drinking soda or smoking cigarettes — in the last case, imposing bans on an activity that is legal.

I quote from you "How about Fifa imposing ban on Thierry Henry for deception after last night?

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.

Belgium, France, Germany and Austria have also imposed bans or partial bans of full-face veils.