Sentence examples for specific bans from inspiring English sources

Ideally, though, says Beltzig, it should be built in a fashion that makes specific bans unnecessary.

It replaces a general prohibition of "unreasonable discrimination" with specific bans on paid prioritization and throttling, the practices advocates and the White House singled out as insufficiently covered in 2010.

The rules did not include specific bans on flavors in e-cigarettes, though health officials said they were working on new rules to extend the flavor ban for traditional cigarettes to cigars.

But the ATT can be much better if countries include stronger language preventing arms sales to states and groups using child soldiers and if they add specific bans on violence against children.

There would likely be socioeconomic gradients in response to labelling and place specific bans, further reducing the coverage among the most disadvantaged groups.

It is hypothesized that the UK population may have experienced the highest exposures to BSE from 1989 to 1990, when the incidence of BSE was still increasing in cattle and specific bans on high-risk rendered bovine products were still being implemented (Collinge 1999).

At the outset there was no specific ban.

In addition, Severus issued a specific ban against Jewish proselytism.

In the Huhne case the accessing followed a specific ban on it from the judge.

Federal courts interpreted this specific ban as a reason to uphold all manner of gun-control laws.

Numerous cyclists have been identified as dopers using such a system without testing positive for any specific banned substance.