Sentence examples similar to water banning from inspiring English sources

Ivanishvili has raised the prospect that some of Georgia's key exports – such as wine and mineral water – banned by Moscow in 2006 could now resume.

Mired in a persistent drought, with its reservoirs drying up, lawn watering banned and local Roman Catholic leaders urging parishioners to pray for relief, the city took action.

When the water ban went into effect, Josh drove his truck eighty miles south, to Williamson.

Never forget the mad cow fiasco, the water bans, the privatisation fat cats.

The supplies were "a drop in a bucket of water", Ban said.

As the water ban continued, affluent residents rented apartments in unaffected towns, in order to bathe their kids and wash clothes.

As the water ban was lifted, attention shifted to determining what had happened, who was responsible, and how to prevent it from happening again.

A federal grand jury has indicted four former executives of a chemical company on pollution charges in a January spill that prompted a drinking water ban for 300,000 West Virginia residents.

The potential water ban has already set off local opposition.

Marijuana advocates condemned the possibility of a federal water ban for state-legal crops.

In the final funding package of the year, legislators initiated efforts to investigate the bottled water bans.