Sentence examples for legally ban from inspiring English sources

But do I think it's my right, or Lucas's, or that of parliament as a whole, to legally ban her from doing so?

More recently, France has gone so far as to legally ban the wearing of full veils in public places in the name of the liberty and equality of women in a secular country.

'If we could legally ban women, we would.

The U.S. government also sought, but failed, to legally ban the media from the funerals of fallen soldiers.

In fact, those businesses posted signs asking customers not to bring guns into their stores, but they did not legally ban firearms on the premises.

If the state Supreme Court had ruled that municipalities could not legally ban dispensaries, Proposition D could have been challenged because it would outlaw the majority of the city's pot shops, she said.

"But legally, bans are O.K.

Maybe not legally banned, but run off," one officer told me.

Al-Muhajiroun was disbanded in 2004 before it could be legally banned and Bakri Muhammad left Britain.

The question is whether automakers should be legally banned from trying out new ways to sell their cars.

In California, parolees are legally banned from working in law, real estate, medicine, nursing, physical therapy and education.