Sentence examples for started a ban from inspiring English sources

His most traumatic period was in November 1973, when the miners started a ban on overtime.

According to Macleans, University of Ottawa students started a "Ban Coulter from Campus" Facebook group and forbade signs advertising the talk from being posted in a main campus building.

Today, the Beaujolais authorities might be tempted to start a ban the other way around, since the good soils and significantly lower land prices have attracted big-name Burgundy producers.

What do you think of when you hear the word "bossy?" Recently, the Lean In organization, headed by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, joined forces with the Girl Scouts of USA to start a Ban Bossy campaign.

For example, pro-gun advocate and economist John Lott often points out that countries that started a gun ban saw an increase in gun crimes after the ban.

Workers started an overtime ban and work to rule on Monday.

Workers have started an overtime ban and work to rule in a dispute centred on the treatment of a union convener.

Surfers have started a movement to ban kayaks from the surfing zones, which is generating outrage among surf kayakers around the world.

A group recently started a campaign called Ban the Bags, hoping to persuade hospitals to refuse to provide the free bags of infant formula, but it has had limited success.

NBC, urged by advocacy groups and bipartisan Congressional leaders, will end plans to broadcast the first TV liquor ads since 1948, when the networks started a self-imposed ban.

Chelsea, without captain John Terry as he started a four-match ban for racially abusing QPR's Anton Ferdinand, led at half-time through Gary Cahill's magnificent volley.