Sentence examples for to banned from inspiring English sources
verb
To summon; to call out.
As a result, Céline tried to banned the twit-pic.
The report also says that: Bosch and Rodriguez used code names in the BBMs to refer to banned substances, including referring to banned substances as "food".
These include having links to banned opposition groups and trying to cause instability via social media.
Khanom had links to banned Islamist group al-Muhajiroun, which had members in Luton.
Federer believes there has to be a zero-tolerance approach to banned substances.
The approach to banned substances contrasts sharply with our attitude towards alcohol.
This isn't a philosophical problem, or the beginning of a slippery slope leading to banned books and puritanical outcries.
Mitchell's eventual report to Selig followed, and in it dozens of players were named for their links to banned substances.
The guide also explains how to disguise browsing histories and how to gain access to banned sites.
Baseball's testing program was not the source for the most recent disclosures of players linked to banned substances.
The resolution called the process "fundamentally undermined by illegality" linked to banned Qatari executive Mohamed bin Hammam.
