Sentence examples for public ban from inspiring English sources

The kingdom is also expected to lift a public ban on cinemas and has encouraged mixed-gender celebrations.

David Cameron had said on Monday that he would back institutions with "sensible rules" over Muslims wearing full-face veils, but he ruled out a full public ban.

A campaign to ban the burqa at parliament had been led by Liberal senator Cory Bernardi, who has been calling for a public ban on the garment for years.

The court conceded that although the public ban should stand, they should be allowed private-sector jobs.In Hungary, it took until 2004 for a law to be passed to open the state security archives fully.

It doesn't matter that at the time of its public ban in 2011, the niqab was estimated to be worn by less than 2,000 out of 65 million French people.

Banks, airports, schools... yes, these places need to be cautious about security, but that's an argument for de-veiling in those places, not an argument for a complete public ban.

One study in adolescents from 29 European countries suggested that specific policies on price, public bans, and advertising bans may help to prevent starting smoking and to decrease smoking prevalence in young boys [24].

35 Second, states that implemented prison bans might also have implemented other workplace or public bans, which reduced smoking related mortality.

Results from recent studies that have found surprisingly sizable reductions in acute cardiovascular events after public bans on smoking (Institute of Medicine 2010) are qualitatively consistent with our findings.

The public smoking ban is a prime example.

Some public venues ban backpacks and large bags outright.