Sentence examples for therefore ban from inspiring English sources

Arsenal say they operate a zero-tolerance policy towards any such act, and will therefore ban anyone who is found guilty of throwing the banana.

Chomp bars were therefore banned.

The watchdog therefore banned the ad.

The ASA therefore banned the ad.

It therefore banned the ad, ruling that it "trivialised the process of taking out credit and was therefore irresponsible".

This immediately raised the issue of whether sushi is a fish product and therefore legal to import, or a rice product and therefore banned.

France, for example, was trying to set up its own silk industry and therefore banned Italian silks and English cloth.

And who will decide what constitutes "lobbying" and is therefore banned and what is simply scientists talking about the implications of their research findings?

Washington has said that the North Korean rocket is essentially a long-range missile minus a warhead, and therefore banned under U.N. resolutions.

"Instead of saying that mandates are therefore banned, however, Justice Kennedy would require the government to show some special circumstances justifying the mandate in each case.

This week, after a high court judge ruled that Malema's favourite struggle song, "Dubhula iBhunu" ("Shoot the Boer") constituted hate speech and was therefore banned, Malema slammed the judiciary, saying it was being used as a "back door" to usher apartheid back in.