Sentence examples for may banning from inspiring English sources

The Everyday Champions Church's application to run a faith-based secondary in Newark, Nottinghamshire, has been accepted by the Department for Education and put through to the "interview stage" - even though the DfE published guidance in May banning the teaching of creationism as a valid theory.

In response to such rampant discrimination, the Department of Health and Human Services finalized wording on the Nondiscrimination in Health Programs and Activities section of the Affordable Care Act in May, banning discrimination on the basis of gender identity.

It may have to give up on Los Angeles, which may ban megastores.

The government may ban commercial speech if it encourages people to commit crimes.

At the next session you may ban books and the newspapers.

A country may ban drink-driving, for example, but have no breathalysers.

I have also heard that Cameron may ban us from wearing headscarves.

They may ban hunting, or farming, the cutting down of trees or fishing.

New laws are being drafted that may ban sales to those who are not professional handlers.

To do that, you may ban illegal drugs and alcohol at your events and expel those who flout your rules.

In one, the court will rule on whether the government may ban swearing and nudity on broadcast television.