The new bill, introduced by Christopher Smith, a New Jersey Republican, would bar outright the use of federal subsidies to buy any insurance that covers abortion well beyond the new exchanges.
All in favor of banning, outright, the use of cellphones on buses and trains and airplanes raise your hand.
The reaction of 40% of companies, according to Osterman Research, has been to outright ban use of public instant messaging, with 25% actually blocking it at the firewall, up from 17% a year earlier.
To illustrate such issues, Verginer's work creates visual scenes that depict human beings' destructive or outright greedy use of the natural land.
Ask a lawyer and a database administrator for their definitions of "delete" or "anonymise" and you will quickly realise the size of the task facing legislators around the world as they seek to define and prevent irresponsible and outright criminal uses of data in 2013.
Not just outright misspellings but use of refute instead of rebut, disinterested instead of uninterested, hung instead of hanged.
Some advocacy groups wanted the F.D.A. to work for outright bans on use of medically important drugs to promote growth.
While the Food and Drug Administration did not outright ban the use of BPA in March, it did announce its continued concern and commitment to further study BPA's effects.
Red Bank did not outright ban the use of plastic bags, as a few cities throughout the country — starting with San Francisco — have done in a nod to trying to safeguard the planet.
Now that medical marijuana is legal in 20 states, and two of those have outright legalized recreational use of cannabis (four more are actively considering it), the administration says it won't fight these policies in court and will direct its enforcement people to other tasks.
