Sentence examples for now banning from inspiring English sources

He was appalled, too, but for a different reason: Are we now banning books?

Egged on by the NSW Libs, and despite operating until 4am on weekends for over a decade with no problem, the City of Sydney is now banning the sale of kebabs after midnight.

They maintained that the "false" Dalai Lama, as they called him, was himself a follower of Shugden teachings until 1976 but was now banning the practice and suppressing human rights.

In Washington, officials worked to maintain a diplomatic balancing act: trying not to damage relations with Canada while at the same time trying to placate the more than 30 countries now banning American beef.

Facebook is now banning apps from accessing users' information about their religious or political views, relationship status, education, work history, fitness activity, book reading habits, music listening and news reading activity, video watching and games.

Women around the country are finding that more and more hospitals that once allowed vaginal birth after Caesarean, or VBAC (commonly pronounced VEE-back), are now banning it and insisting on repeat Caesareans.

The popcorn is now banned.

Tobacco advertising is now banned in Finland, France, Italy, Portugal and Sweden.

Such update offers viable alternative to the system, which previously used the now banned R-114.

It is now banned in the developed nations like US, Europe, Japan, etc.

In Oklahoma, of all places, cockfighting is now banned.