Sentence examples for through the ban from inspiring English sources

And yet, midway through the ban, Lou is hard at work; his latest film, "Spring Fever," is slated to appear in May at Cannes.

The collapse of town and country planning through the ban on "value judgments" by planning authorities does permanent damage to townscape and countryside.

She stressed that the most important decision she made had nothing to do with NHS management – it was to push through the ban on smoking in public places.

"A broader definition of assault weapons would have been safer, would have resulted in fewer highly dangerous weapons making their way through the ban — but there just were not the votes for it," he said.

His hedge fund, Paulson & Co, was one of the few to trade through the ban imposed on short-selling by the Financial Services Authority in September to protect the rescue takeover of HBOS by Lloyds TSB.

The Countryside Alliance, a coalition of pro-hunting and outdoors groups, said it believed that the Parliament Act, the legislation used to push through the ban late Thursday, was invalid.

"Those seeking to change the definition of marriage have had overwhelming support from the media, including through the banning of ads, and time is needed so all Australians can be allowed to hear the other side of the debate," Shelton said.

Through the banning of subreddits which engaged in racism and fat-shaming, Reddit was able to reduce the prevalence of such behavior on the site.

The intention of the NTER was to stabilise communities through the banning of alcohol, improve safety through increasing police presence, reduce crowding through significant injection of funding into new housing, and the quarantining of half of all welfare, to ensure money is spent on necessities (e.g. rent, food, and clothing).

The Breeders' Cup board voted to stay the plan for another year after Gary West, one of Baffert's owners, said he would sue the organization if they went through with the ban.

If they go through with the ban, the tour could choose not to abide by it, which would create the potentially awkward situation of players who use anchored strokes having to switch to conventional putters for the United States Open and the British Open.