Sentence examples for propose a ban from inspiring English sources

Under the proposal published tomorrow [THUR], the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) will propose a ban on sending a list of common items to landfill: paper and card; food; textiles; metals; wood; garden waste; glass; plastics; and electrical and electronic equipment.

Novotny and Slaughter therefore propose a ban on filtered cigarettes.

It is believed the FA will propose a ban of fewer than 10 games for racist abuse, but this will increase depending on severity and repetition.

The emerging research, however, prompted Ms. Chan, the majority leader of the state Assembly, to propose a ban, which drew the support of the California Environmental Protection Agency.

This prompted Gerin's committee to propose a ban inside public buildings, including schools and hospitals, and on the national transport system.

The Fish and Wildlife Service is right to propose a ban on the sale of nine large constricting snakes for the pet trade.

Some commenters even proposed a ban on concerts in general.

Last year, Conservative MP Philip Hollobone introduced a private members' bill proposing a ban.

In 2011, Mr Pritchard successfully proposed a ban on wild animals in circuses.

The Guardian named her "hero of the week", while proposing a ban on phones at checkouts.

Before the president proposed a ban on religious signs in state schools, Mr Juppé advocated one.