Sentence examples for strict bans from inspiring English sources

Jeff Milyo, an economist at the University of Missouri, has compared states with strict bans on corporate contributions to political parties against those with no limits at all.

Advocates of strict bans said they had been shown to help reduce smoking and had not, generally, resulted in slowdowns for businesses, as some had feared.

It pits enforcers like the World Anti-Doping Agency, armed with strict bans on certain enhancers, against elite athletes — and their trainers, technicians and financers — who are determined to get away with doping.

The implication was that the best way for Brazil (and perhaps other areas facing similar problems) to protect the remaining animals is through strict bans on hunting and habitat destruction.

Resource-management policies adopted in the 1970s included strict bans on feeding wildlife (notably bears) and greater regulations on fishing, including prohibiting fishing from the famed Fishing Bridge at the north end of Yellowstone Lake.

Residents of a city besieged by Isis have described living under strict bans on alcohol and cigarettes, with anyone caught smoking publicly flogged, handed huge fines and even reportedly executed.

The Catholic Church upholds a strict ban on contraception.

Councils appeared concerned about how a strict ban on items going to landfill could be met.

The Burning Man festival is radically anti-capitalist, with a strict ban on commerce and an emphasis on "self-reliance".

(Only soft drinks were served at the dinner; the Iranian delegation adheres to Islam's strict ban on alcohol).

Needless to say, there appears to be a strict ban on cigarette advertising for these race meets.