Sentence examples for measures were banned from inspiring English sources

In 2011 deal protection measures were banned.

It stops short of a detailed history of their web browsing as it will not record every page visited or every click, but the measure is banned as too intrusive a method of surveillance in the USA, Canada, Australia and every other European country.

Control measures were successfully implemented; food buffets were banned, strict hygiene measures were implemented and sick personnel stayed at home >48 hours after last symptoms.

Extravagant weddings, a mainstay of modern Afghan life and an important measure of social status, were banned by the Taliban, which also outlawed beauty parlors and the instrumental music that is traditional at wedding parties.

Before the JOBS Act, general solicitations were banned, a measure that shielded the general public from offerings that are difficult, if not impossible, to evaluate without special inside knowledge — and that are prone to fraud.

At the height of the Ebola epidemic, large public gatherings were banned, as a measure to protect public health.

(These were banned).

Artists were banned.

Third-party apps that defeat the anti-copying measures will be banned, and apps whose characteristics can't be verified will be locked out just to be safe.

It triggered mass demonstrations calling for the death sentence to be handed down to all war-crimes defendants and, for good measure, that the Jamaat be banned as a political party.

In June, ultra-conservative backbenchers had the chutzpah to issue an "Alternative Queen's Speech" that called, among other things, for the Department of Energy and Climate Change to be abolished, for the August Bank Holiday to be renamed Margaret Thatcher Day, for the BBC to be privatised, for National Service to be reintroduced – and, for good measure, for burkas to be banned in Britain.