Sentence examples for to bans from inspiring English sources
verb
To summon; to call out.
It led to bans for Alejandro Valverde and ?an Basso.
But I wish journalists (and their papers) responded to bans more aggressively.
Some states impose limited voting restrictions on former felons, from waiting periods to bans for repeat offenders.
Attorneys general in other states have taken mixed approaches to court challenges to bans on gay marriage.
Ashley's Newcastle club has subjected the papers in the city, the Journal and Chronicle, to bans in the past.
Certainly they have been confounding school officials, whose responses have ranged from indifference to applause to bans.
Nepal: Friends Club fined after three of its officials manhandled a referee, leading to bans of up to 12 months.
Talking on cellphones and typing text messages while driving has already led to bans in many states.
Following the collapse of markets for seal fur, mainly due to bans by European countries, their numbers increased dramatically.
After a trial, a judge in San Francisco struck down Proposition 8 in a broad ruling whose logic would apply to bans around the nation.
In earlier eras, challenges to bans on interfaith and interracial marriage were tied to political movements promoting religious, ethnic and racial equality and social integration.
