Sentence examples for practice of banning from inspiring English sources

If the power of digital technology makes obsolete the practice of banning journalists, what remains of the old system but an empty seat?

A RECENT article in the New York Times explored a trend guaranteed to disconcert freelancers and professional loiterers: the practice of banning laptops in coffee shops (something our colleagues at Babbage have considered as well).

The practice of banning images flourished under Christianity as well, though it was used more for revenge, humiliation or the promotion of religious orthodoxy than it was for justice or catharsis.

It represented a significant victory for the White House, Congressional advocates of lifting the ban and activists who have pushed for years to end the Pentagon policy created in 1993 under the Clinton administration as a compromise effort to end the practice of banning gay men and lesbians entirely from military service.

"Both the High Court and the Court of Appeal have noted the practice of banning same-sex and unmarried couples from adopting is discriminatory," he said.

The 16-year-old survived an October 2012 assassination attempt after speaking out against the Taliban's practice of banning girls from school, and has become an activist for women 's education.

Much of the practice of book banning takes the form of challenging a book deemed subversive and objectionable, with profanity or sexual content often the book challengers' source of ire.

Instead of banning the practice, the FDA has called for industry to voluntarily stop the practice.

"Why can we not protect surrogate mothers better instead of banning the practice?'' she asks.

Instead of banning the practice outright, health officials instead required parents to sign a consent form so they could be alerted to the risks.

By Thursday night, after Senator John McCain denounced him for not doing enough about short selling, he was talking of banning the practice.