Sentence examples for rid of bans from inspiring English sources

If you believe the courts offer the best route for getting rid of bans on same-sex marriage, then you should be saying "I-told-you-so" this week.

By Margaret Talbot July 12 , 2010If you believe the courts offer the best route for getting rid of bans on same-sex marriage, then you should be saying "I-told-you-so" this week.

"If you get rid of the ban, you can dedicate a person to be a mechanic and to a convenience store," he said.

The GOP-controlled hasse already has passed legislation that would get rid of the ban.

But the federal right to marriage, the overturning of DOMA, will now accelerate that process and will put pressure on other states to get rid of their heinous bans on gay marriage in their state constitutions and move forward on marriage equality.

The new version would get rid of the headscarf ban at universities.

Sonia Choukri, a 23-year-old student from Marseille, says: 'The Socialists could get rid of the burqa ban with the stroke of a pen.

In July, Elias and his team represented a group of Florida college students who successfully sued the state to get rid of a blanket ban on early voting on college campuses.

You might as well get rid of the publicity caravan and ban villages from putting up decorations.

Instead of 'let's ban guns,' it's 'let's get rid of the burqas.' If burqas are banned, only outlaws will have burqas!

Republicans want to keep the ban and get rid of the mandate, a deal that might be worse than the status quo for most insurers, without additional concessions.