Sentence examples for issue bans from inspiring English sources

The general secretary said Labour would issue bans because it was not enough simply to criticise some of the aggressive and intimidating behaviour that has soured the contest so far.

Her request was overruled by Royal, who argued it was better to persuade Parisians to abandon their vehicles and take public transport than take "hasty decisions" to issue bans that were not a long-term solution.

Anti-rabies campaigns are not uncommon in China, where regional governments frequently order mass dog culls or issue bans on animal ownership to control rabies outbreaks.

I support those who have issued bans".

Newcastle United has banned a number of individual local and national newspaper journalists, while Port Vale, Rotherham United, Nottingham Forest and Crawley Town have also issued bans.

Last month, two senior Pakistani Taliban commanders, who control large parts of South Waziristan and North Waziristan, both in the tribal area, issued bans on polio vaccinations.

But they haven't issued bans, perhaps because they fear sparking zealous backlashes over a rare threat.

Last year alone, 53 U.S. communities -- and counting -- issued bans against handing out free food, Michael Stoops, director of community organizing at the National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH), told HuffPost.

WHUFC and London Stadium have today been identifying all of them and we will be issuing banning orders.

The framework before you outlines commitments and oversight mechanisms which aim at addressing key national and regional issues," Ban said in his speech.

Over the past decade, Le Journal has had numerous issues banned and faced a campaign to label its journalists as irresponsible "nihilists".