Sentence examples for practical ban from inspiring English sources

Providing security in a practical BAN configuration is challenging due to various conflicting resource constraints.

"There are more than 10 million smokers in the UK, and it's just not practical to ban smoking.

The agency insisted soundings of the food industry suggested many companies would already have removed the colourings by the end of 2008, making a voluntary ban practical by the end of 2009.

Weintraub has conjured up a poison pill--the identity of any single shareholder--that, as a practical matter, would ban all corporate speech.

But with no practical way of banning apps, Meduza's would almost guarantee its unfettered distribution in Russian territory.

But when it comes to combatting this rhetoric, we need to consider the practical dimensions of banning white nationalist speech.

"We are also satisfied that the practical effect" of the ban on busing "is to work a reallocation of power," Justice Harry Blackmun wrote.

"Were the department to boycott manufacturers based on their sale and marketing of high-capacity magazines, there would be no source of reliable weapons for any newly hired officers going forward, making a federal ban the practical solution," Browne said.

And so same-sex marriage opponents have an interest in saying that their position has nothing to do with ill will toward gay people — that there are practical, sensible reasons for banning such marriage.

They did something practical and direct: They banned rapid-fire long-guns, including guns that were privately owned at the time.

Besides, a ban isn't practical or actionable.