Sentence examples for severe ban from inspiring English sources

His third and most likely option is to accept the charge but to appeal against the severity of the ban, but that approach could also run the risk of inviting a more severe ban if the appeal is deemed to be frivolous.

"It is a more severe ban than I thought it would be.

Severe banning orders barred him from public political activity, and as the 1960s began he was a defendant in the Treason Trial.

The Yankees feared that Posada would get a more substantial penalty, considering that many of baseball's altercations this year have resulted in relatively severe bans.

In conclusion -- from Twitter of Nadia Tolokonnikova: "In Mordovia prison nail polish, for example, is one of the the most severe bans.

RK Match report: Exeter 7-13 Bordeaux With Dylan Hartley hogging most of the conversation time across Europe this weekend, thoughts inevitably turn to the possibility he might miss some or all of the Six Nations, depending on how severe his ban is and how much latitude Eddie Jones can extend him.

This week, two conservative states moved forward with what could become the most severe abortion bans in the country.

The movement came to power in the 1990s and gained worldwide notoriety by forcing women to wear a full facial covering and imposing severe restrictions including banning girls from school and forbidding women from working outside the home.

Both books throw in a few examples of schools with high achievement despite severe limits or bans on homework.

"The club will issue severe sanctions, including bans and fully support any criminal prosecutions," they added.

"Those who violate this agreement (diverts funds for private use) are handed severe punishments and banned from coming close to football.