Sentence examples for strictly bans from inspiring English sources

Improvised explosives are used partly because China strictly bans private ownership of guns.

The current law that strictly bans it was one of the final acts of the dictatorship.

China has tolerated the rapid expansion of nonprofit groups on the mainland in recent years, but strictly bans them from engaging in political activity.

Except one: care packages are now strictly banned.

Questions about the reported conflict with potential Oscar rival Penn were strictly banned.

Since the Sept. 11 attacks, signs posted along the road have strictly banned commercial vehicles.

"Things that were strictly banned are going to be accepted," she said.

But the newspaper column did not allude to the anniversary; the subject is still strictly banned in mainland media.

World Trade Organization rules strictly ban the use of subsidies by a government to aid its export industries.

Stopwatches are strictly banned.' Details: the ride is free, with optional donations for the tea £7.50 per person (begbicycles.com).

All signs of Kurdish identity — the language, music, national dress — were strictly banned and subject to punishment.