Sentence examples for service ban from inspiring English sources

Three Darwin drive-through bottle shops have enacted a "no car, no service" ban on cask wine sales amid debate about the Northern Territory's alcohol problems and the inconsistent measures in place to combat it.

In their first meeting, he informs Mr. Stewart that he intends to take control of the police, create a secret intelligence service, ban demonstrations, arrest a journalist who had criticized him and expel his opponents on the local council.

Opponents of the transgender service ban continue to fight in federal court, but the Trump administration has shown no indication of changing course on the policy — first announced publicly in a July 2017 tweet from the president.

The service ban exists because according to the FAA, the US has the most congested airspace in the world.

In 1978, pursuant to Section 3, the Congress posthumously removed the service ban from Confederate president Jefferson Davis.

It also emerged last year that the prison service banned communications between Yam and Guardian reporters.

For example, both Tumblr and Pinterest recently implemented changes to their Terms of Service banning self-injury and self-harm.

That said, Aereo is in a tussle with a handful of broadcast networks, including Fox, ABC, and NBC, who are looking to have the service banned in New York.

Some optometrist associations began fighting back against Opternative in order to protect their in-person test business, lobbying to have the startup's service banned by the FDA.

That can be a matter of safety, such as a poorly secured access point; connectivity, such as one where certain ports or apps are inoperable; or censorship, like requesting data from a service banned in the country you're visiting.

Bloomberg's business-wire service bans "but" from all copy (except direct quotations).