Sentence examples for of a complete ban from inspiring English sources

The consequences of a complete ban would go beyond Russian athletes not being allowed into the Olympics.

While stopping short of a complete ban on the veil, Duffy said that under her leadership, Ukip would advocate a "show your face in public" policy.

A global consensus is taking shape around the idea of a complete ban on the trade in ivory and rhino horn —anywhere and everywhere.

Britain First's policies include the introduction of a complete ban on Islam, prohibiting the media from using the word "racism" and paying people "of foreign descent" to leave the country permanently.

At the same time, support for abortion when the woman's life is in danger was almost universal (87%) and only 14% of respondents were in favour of a complete ban.

Our analysis suggests that the benefits to the forest plantation industry of a complete ban on non-seed material would likely outweigh the costs to other affected sectors, even without considering the reduction in risk to 'ōhi'a.

It urged medical schools to "strongly discourage" faculty from participating in industry speakers' bureaus, which pay influential doctors to promote the benefits of products, but it stopped short of calling for a complete ban on the highly dubious practice.

Despite demands by the Humane Society and some members of Congress for a complete ban on downer cattle, Mr. Schafer maintained that current rules were adequate to protect the food supply.

Such is the nature of the epidemic curve that a total of around 91,000 cases in men will have occurred eventually as a consequence of the widespread importation and the use of asbestos before the introduction of bans on importation, supply and new use of various types of asbestos over a number of years, leading up to a complete ban in 1985.

The Republican National Platform of 2008 called for a complete "ban on all embryonic stem cell research, public or private," ignoring the personal support of its own Presidential candidate, Senator John McCain.

A number of politicians went even further in the wake of the Winnenden massacre, calling for a complete ban on the storage of firearms in private homes.