Sentence examples for long-term ban from inspiring English sources

Clarke Carlisle, the Professional Footballers Associationn chairman, echoed Rose's call for a long-term ban for the Serbs after what he described as "utterly deplorable" scenes in Krusevac.

The official reported the 29-year-old Soliman to Egypt's FA, who fined him £440 and issued the long-term ban.

Ferrari's president, Luca di Montezemolo, may have moved up the guest list for Briatore's planned celebration yesterday when he said the colourful Italian's long-term ban was excessive.

The report referred to a commentary by Xinhua, the official news agency, saying that the mass media are profit-driven, commercialism leads to vulgarity and officials must impose a long-term ban on indecency.

The people of Bangladesh are predominantly secular and do not like Islamic extremists, but a long-term ban on political process and freedom of speech may lead them to turn toward terrorism.

A player in parks football found guilty of behaviour like Mikel's would have faced a long-term ban".

Some buildings — like Museum Tower at 15 West 53rd Street, a 240-unit condo built in 1985 — are reversing long-term bans.

Governor Jerry Brown has ordered California to adopt permanent water conservation measures in response to a devastating five-year drought, including long-term bans on wasteful practices and mandatory reporting rules.

Suarez's time at Liverpool has often been controversial and he has previously been handed handed two long-term bans.

The long-term bans followed provisional suspensions issued in October.

Truly, there is no greater sacrifice than getting a long-term banning order from a football ground for the sake of a chance to shout "WOI OI" in the face of an embarrassed teenage left-back.