Sentence examples for which bans from from inspiring English sources

However, Arizona House Bill 2281, which bans from the public schools ethnic studies courses that promote race consciousness, is one case where the remedy is worse than the disease, or rather is a form of it.

The chemical joins TDCP or "Chlorinated Tris" which banned from children's pajamas after the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission found it to be carcinogenic in the 1970s.

The Supreme Court is expected to respond in June to a Montana Supreme Court decision upholding the state's Corrupt Practices Act, which bans corporations from making political expenditures from their general treasuries.

Shanghai's new regulation - which bans spouses from running any business anywhere and children from any business in Shanghai - may well go further than before.

The United States has the so-called Volcker Rule, which bans banks from proprietary trading.

But the majority voted for removal, which bans him from the bench.

Some garden centre operators are also calling for a liberalisation of the law, which bans them from selling products on Easter Sunday.

Other papers revealed that the Spice Girl had signed up to the "no white food" diet, which bans everything from pasta and potatoes to milk.

They remain on the list, which bans them from entering the United States and freezes their assets, and they will probably not get their jobs back.

They hastily passed House Bill 2, which bans cities from passing anti-discrimination ordinances that protect gay and transgender people in any way, bathrooms or otherwise.

There is no suggestion that Cumberlege has broken the "no paid advocacy rule", which bans peers from taking money to directly or indirectly influence parliament.