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Discover LudwigThe phrase "issue a ban" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when someone in an official capacity makes a formal order prohibiting a certain activity. For example, "The mayor issued a ban on smoking in all public buildings."
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pic.twitter.com/O9UGtAyfb7 The latest university to issue a ban has been the University of Kentucky (UK).
Nor was the issue a ban on Palestinian vehicles on Israeli roads.
Only when that fails does it issue a ban, years too late".
This past week, senators adopted a controversial law aimed at cracking down on protesters by allowing administrative rather than judiciary authorities to issue a ban on protests.
The disruptions of military recruiters by students prompted University President Grayson Kirk to issue a ban against picketing and demonstrations in all University buildings as of September 25 , 1967
The conservation department's commissioner, Alexander B. Grannis, said that landowners' property rights had weighed heavily in the decision not to issue a ban on drilling in the two watersheds.
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When May declined to issue a banning order, community activists railed at the council for ceding St . Georges Square to the E.D.L. as part of its processional route.
The department subsequently issued a ban on the topic.
She did the same in October when she issued a ban on its enforcement.
Under a reciprocal agreement among federal agencies, when one issues a ban, the others follow it.
Ms. DeGennaro had issued a ban on alcohol and ordered it removed from the firehouses.
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