Sentence examples for should be banning from inspiring English sources
But Clare Dimmer disagrees: "UK regulators and the Government should no longer be considering whether they should be banning BPA use in infant food contact products, but setting a deadline now for when this step will be taken," she said.
"Even though I think the federal government should be banning this, I'm going to do what I can at the local level to make sure we take it off the shelves in Suffolk County," said Mr. Cooper, whose credits in less than three years as a legislator also include the cell-phone law.
"When I look at Ms Hanson's policy document that says we should be banning Muslims from coming to this country, I have to ask: does that mean that a five-year-old Sam Dastyari should never have been able to set foot in Australia, because somewhere in Tehran there's a document that says beside my name the word 'Muslim', because of where I was born?" he said.
"If they are going to ban smart bags, then they should be banning cameras, laptops, and phones being checked in or carried on.
Do you think that states should be banning tanning beds for minors?
Hunting should be banned.
The word should be banned.
Market timing should be banned outright.
Yes, smoking should be banned there, too.
I believe it should be banned.
