Sentence examples for instituting a ban from inspiring English sources

"They are instituting a ban that is already in effect voluntarily".

"We are currently working on instituting a ban on bottom trawling," said Muccio.

While the FCC has indicated it is open to amending its rules, another US agency - the Transportation Department - has said it is thinking about instituting a ban of its own.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in May announced the league was instituting a ban on kneeling during the National Anthem.

"In my view, keeping the ban on growing hemp makes about as much sense as instituting a ban on portobello mushrooms," Wyden, who introduced a hemp legalization bill earlier this year, said on the Senate floor.

Canadian and European lawmakers banned BPA for use in products such as baby bottles or food containers designed for young children, and even China is thinking of instituting a ban.

In addition, the S.E.C. would institute a ban on short-selling of financial stocks.

But counties are limited as to how broadly we can institute a ban on BPA.

Owens Corning is not the only company to institute a ban on cellphone use by employees when driving.

Do readers of The Choice support a college's right to institute a ban on the sale of energy drinks?

That agreement instituted a ban on officers firing at moving vehicles and required investigations of all officer-involved shootings.