Sentence examples for staging banned from inspiring English sources

Wilette Kershaw, an American actress who was staging banned plays in Paris, proposed a dramatization of The Well of Loneliness.

Vieira had actually called it "a little bit of weakness" in United, though that is fairly inconsequential against the backdrop of how Ferguson's eyes immediately narrowed as he cast aside a phoney war during which he has been reluctant to impugn Manchester City and at one stage banned almost every national newspaper from this event for what he felt was an exaggeration of his comments about them.

That strategy follows the one used in attacking the juvenile death penalty, which the Supreme Court eliminated in two stages, banning it for those under 16 in 1988 and those under 18 in 2005.

After the 18-year Puritan stage ban was lifted at the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660, the theatrical life of London recreated itself quickly and abundantly.

The public stage ban 1642 1660 imposed by the Puritan regime represents a long and sharp break in dramatic tradition, but was still never completely successful in suppressing the ideologically hateful make-believe of play-acting.

The moratorium covers, all "research in which human pluripotent cells are introduced into non-human vertebrate animal pre-gastrulation stage embryos," banning such study indefinitely, until some point in the future when the NIH issues a "policy notification".

What worries me is that if we allow the debate to get to the stage of banning the niqab then we would have allowed a basic and fundamental freedom to be infringed, and surely a hijab ban will follow.

At one stage, he was banned from visiting Bahrain ever again because he refused to be silent about egregious human rights violations there, and he wore that distinction more proudly than many of his other honours.

"At no stage was he banned from going to the commemorations".

It tells the story of a young actress whose stage work is banned by authorities.

Everything we were doing on stage was automatically banned and restricted.