Sentence examples for substantial ban from inspiring English sources

His availability for his country's tour of Australia, however, will only be adversely affected if he is hit with a more substantial ban.

Details of the charge Hartley faces have yet to be issued – the offence may fall under striking or dangerous tackle – but given his poor disciplinary record, a substantial ban is certain.

The substantial ban on friends and family sending books to prisoners imposed by Gove's predecessor, Chris Grayling, was lifted in February after a high court judge ruled that restricting their access to books was unlawful and said they were essential to a prisoner's rehabilitation.

I think the tackle by Ashley Barnes deserves a substantial ban though.

These charges in Korea, however, are more substantial than the ban that Uber tends to attract.

A substantial number of banned veterinary products have been seized from a location connected to Sheikh Mohammed's Darley Stud operation, potentially causing fresh embarrassment in the aftermath of the Godolphin doping scandal.

The second US circuit court of appeals in Manhattan found core parts of the laws did not violate the second amendment because there was a substantial relationship between bans on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines and the "important – indeed, compelling – state interest in controlling crime".

Commenting on the study, Professor Ronnie Lamont from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said the study provided further evidence that smoking bans had substantial health benefits for adults and children.

"At the end of the day, an outright ban risks very substantial litigation," he said.

Although there has never been a case of mad cow disease reported in Italy, the Agriculture Department instituted the ban after identifying substantial risk factors.

Support for banning Muslim immigration is highest among Coalition voters at 60% and non-major party voters at 58% – but the ban also has substantial support from progressive voters.