Sentence examples for make banning from inspiring English sources

Some hospitals say manufacturers make banning giveaways harder.

The government announced in January that the UK was opting out of planned European Commission rules on legal highs, arguing that they would make banning them slower and "fetter" efforts to deal with the problem.

The province's international relations minister Christine St-Pierre, noted that the federal and provincial charter of rights and freedoms would make banning the full body swimsuits "very, very difficult".

So the NRA's educational and PR initiatives in effect make banning such weapons all the more difficult because they are becoming more "widely owned and commonly used for legitimate purposes".

decision in 2006 that made banning genetically modified crops tantamount to an illegal trade barrier.

Imported mostly from Asia, it can be lethal, but a loophole in Moscow's laws makes banning it virtually impossible, The Moscow Times reports.

Ever since alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulous sent actress Leslie Jones a string of deeply offensive tweets, insulting the comedian's race and intelligence, Twitter has made banning abusive accounts a priority.

(The friend is preparing to travel by plane, making banned substances somewhat of an issue for him).

(The most draconian restriction, requiring 80% of any farm in the Amazon to be set aside as a wildlife reserve, is rarely enforced).Two developments make bans easier to impose.

However, in practice, numerous challenges still need to be tackled in order to make BANs viable.

A 20 friend count minimum would make it much harder to create a troll account, make bans more long-lasting, and ensure at least someone wants to hear what a commenter has to say.