Sentence examples for recommending a ban from inspiring English sources

They shied away, however, from recommending a ban on women covering their faces anywhere in public.

The committee fell short of recommending a ban in all public spaces, a measure some of its members had sought.Ilker Basbug, head of the Turkish army, angrily denied allegations that generals were plotting to overturn Turkey's government.

The report stopped short of recommending a ban on the chemicals but urged further investigation into the risks, particularly to other pollinators such as bumble bees, butterflies and moths, pointing out that the findings only looked at the impact on honey bees.

The government's own official advisers on drugs stopped short in March of recommending a ban on nitrous oxide, saying that deaths linked to the gas were rare, and suggested working with the chemical industry to better understand the risks and with health authorities to prevent thefts from hospitals.

(The council recently recommended a ban on catch-and-release fishing, on the ground of cruelty).

Chuck Wielgus, the organization's executive director, decided to recommend a ban on bodysuits at the trials.

Although the government can recommend a ban, any decision would ultimately be made by the Constitutional Court.

The National Football League's competition committee will recommend a ban of planned on-field celebrations by more than one player.

The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association is to consider banning the bats from the state tournament next year and whether to recommend a ban for all high school games.

In its report, the ACMD recommended a ban, more on the basis of mephedrone's chemical similarities to other banned drugs than anything else.

He recommended a ban on prolonged solitary confinement, meaning longer than 15 days, because, he said, the sensory deprivation may amount to torture.