Sentence examples for involves a ban from inspiring English sources

The case rejected by the justices involves a ban imposed by Highland Park, Ill.

In practice, the tradition of eating unleavened bread involves a ban on five grain staples wheat, barley, spelt, oats, and rye and has led, among observant Jews, to what can best be described as an annual pre-holiday panic: a collective purge of all residences and businesses, a mass scrubbing of every corner, cupboard, and couch cushion to clear any trace of the prohibited items.

If the infraction involves a banned item, the host "may seize and dispose of that property in line with CSAS enforcement powers", it says.

Elevator Repair Service's "Arguendo," a riff on a 1991 Supreme Court case involving a ban on public nudity, will also be staged in the fall.

Former residents of the Chagos Islands who were forced into exile say the move, involving a ban on commercial fishing, was unlawfully aimed at preventing them resettling their former "paradise" homeland.

The parts of the law he wants to ignore involve a ban on the military using any money to bring accused terrorists from Guantánamo to the United States for trial, and on the transfer of any prisoners to third countries without what amounts to prophesies about the future by the Secretary of Defense.

The occasions involved a ban on gay marriage, Donald Rumsfeld's firing, the D.C.'s gun ban, and North Korea.

Traditionally U.S. sanctions against individuals or groups involve a ban on travel to the United States and freezing of their assets in U.S. banks.

The World Health Organization said Wednesday that victims' symptoms bore all the hallmarks of a chemical attack, possibly involving a banned nerve agent.

The order noted that enforcement of a ban would be difficult when the ban involves "a technologically sophisticated product such as a smartphone" because customs officials would have trouble telling the difference between a redesigned product, which would not be banned, and an older model that has been banned.

But in August, the Court of Appeals agreed to take up the Dryden case and another one involving a fracking ban in Middlefield, in Otsego County.