One frequent source of umbrage is the Catholic Information Center, a watchdog organization that has succeeded in having several books, films, and records banned, including Dan Brown's novel "The Da Vinci Code" and the Lady Gaga album "Born This Way".
For example, House Democrats attached privacy protections to measures that promote the online storage of medical records, banning the sale of health data, an idea long pushed by the American Civil Liberties Union.
In the last couple of months, he has created a vast new underwater nature preserve in Hawaii, given patients access to medical records, banned logging roads in some scenic areas, pardoned a bunch of malefactors, cut down on soot and smoke pollution and written new "ergonomic" rules to reduce office stress disorders.
"This," said Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent who sponsored the library-records ban, "is a sad day for democracy".
They suspended him for 30 sitting days from 4 September – a record ban in modern times.
Unfortunately, most of what was germinating at that time never got recorded because of a recording ban imposed by the American Federation of Musicians during much of 1942 43.
Off-the-record ban just daft and unworkable". Neville Thurlbeck, meanwhile, the former chief reporter of the News of the World, remarked: "Leveson's ban on off-record chats will make crime reporting impossible.
Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez has suggested the English media were to blame for the "excessive" sanction and announced he was standing down from his role on Fifa's Technical Study Group because he thought the World Cup record ban was too harsh.
Fifa's independent disciplinary committee imposed a World Cup record ban on the 27-year-old of nine international matches as well as the four-month-long total ban that will devastate Liverpool's plans for the new season.
Parker made his first major recordings in 1944, his first revolutionary ones in 1945 but they'd have come sooner were it not for the musicians' strike and recording ban that afflicted the industry from 1942 to 1944.
