Sentence examples for widespread ban from inspiring English sources

Cajun Resorts, the spot we stayed at, is buttoned up behind a widespread ban on fishing.

It took a month to discover the cause and, although production was suspended at 10 poultry companies in early May, it was not until the end of last week that the government imposed a widespread ban.

Late last year, the disease was found in an old dairy cow from a Washington State farm, leading to a widespread ban on exports of American beef and costing the cattle industry hundreds of millions of dollars.

The block of YahooMail on the Hill appears to be ongoing, and it seems that the CAO may have instituted a widespread ban on other apps, as well.

This concerns the widespread ban on traditional burning practices in the Kalahari which, coupled with the sedentarisation and shift from hunter gathering to livestock-dominated modes of production, has caused a reduction in the diversity of spatial and temporal burn mosaics.

The solution to implement a broader, widespread ban on synthetic chemicals has yet to overcome legislative hurdles.

Despite widespread bans as a performance enhancer, EPO has frequently been abused for that purpose by athletes who take it to raise their level of red blood cells.

There are still widespread bans or restrictions on collecting or hunting mushrooms, berries, and game in many areas where high concentrations of caesium-137 are still found.

Rights groups, such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, say Hun Sen's regime crushes dissent in the country through extrajudicial killings, torture, arbitrary arrests, summary trials, censorship and widespread bans on assembly and association.

In addition, widespread bans were set on the movement of animals and human access to the countryside was restricted.

Initially, most counties in or near infected areas imposed strict and widespread bans on access to the countryside, although the central government subsequently persuaded most counties to relax their most rigorous bans except in areas of confirmed disease activity.