Sentence examples for subsequent bans from inspiring English sources

Non-Chinese ICOs didn't kill their start-up funding plans because of China bans (and subsequent bans in South Korea).

Highly competitive races such as the Cheltenham Gold Cup have seen winning riders given subsequent bans for breaching the regulations.

For example, "synthetic cannabinoids" began their life as research chemicals such as JWH-073 (a relatively benign, THC analogue) but gradually evolved with subsequent bans into chemical compounds far removed from anything in the cannabis plant.

A subsequent ban of chlorpyrifos was rejected, however, under the new Trump administration.

She also noted the swift passage of the legislation and subsequent ban on Batasuna in less than six months.

Finn Russell's yellow card and subsequent ban for the Italy game probably directed the wooden spoon Scotland's way.

When Dylan Hartley did that to George last year, with even less force, his subsequent ban kept him out of the World Cup.

Giorgio Chiellini, the Italian player bitten by Luis Suárez, has called the Uruguayan's subsequent ban "excessive" and fears it will lead to the player becoming alienated.

In the lake, the sharks and large-toothed sawfish were almost fished out in the 70s and a subsequent ban has not led to any recovery.

With the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the subsequent banning of the Communist Party in Russia (1991), the Politburo also was effectively dissolved.

Until Mr Gandhi's assassination, and a subsequent ban on the LTTE in India, he and every other political leader in Tamil Nadu openly supported the Tigers.