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Opponents say corruption will make a ban on ivory unworkable.

The Montreal protocol has an enviable track record of environmental achievement and international co-operation, and contains proven mechanisms to make a ban on HFCs effective.

France, a tough and persistent voice on Iran, pushed hard to make a ban on refined petroleum exports part of the Security Council's measures, only to let the proposal evaporate when the Obama administration said it would do nothing to harm "the Iranian people".

This could make a ban on fast food adverts almost impossible.

In 1997 it amended section 268 of the Criminal Code of Canada to make a ban on FGM explicit, except where "the person is at least eighteen years of age and there is no resulting bodily harm ., there had been no prosecutions.

Rand Paul has made a ban on wasteful earmark spending in Washington D.C. one of the key points of his campaign.

The New Jersey Legislature is now considering making a ban on smoking in casinos a state law.

Senator John McCain of Arizona, who has made a ban on soft money a centerpiece of his presidential candidacy after failing to win its passage in Congress, said of the ruling while campaigning in Plymouth, N.H., "I think it's marvelous, and it will help us in our efforts to enact meaningful campaign finance reform".

What do you make of a ban on "exploitative" zero-hours contracts?

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Transportation Department proposed on Wednesday to make permanent a ban on text-messaging by drivers of commercial trucks and buses.

And it mostly brushes past social issues, though it proposes making permanent a ban on the use of tax money for abortions that is now renewed each year.