Voorbeelden van ban

• The council plans to ban circuses with performing animals.

• The proposed new law would ban picketing.

• The council is making a move to ban traffic in some parts of the city.

• Certain chemicals have been banned because of their damaging effect on the environment.

• He's been banned from driving for six months.

• The ban on media reporting during the election has made some people question the fairness of the election .

• The severe drought has led to a hosepipe ban in eastern England.

• The council has imposed a ban on alcohol in the city parks.

• The British Medical Association is/are campaigning for a complete ban on tobacco advertising.

• At last they've lifted the ban on jeans at the club.

• With all herbicides banned, manual weeding is usually a considerable cost factor in organic coffee production.

• Adopting different numerations for the two question types provides a simple way around this ban on pure optionality.

• Their works were consequently banned from public exhibition and became symbols of a clandestine artistic discourse.

• They did not necessarily halt the traffic-porous borders and administrative graft militated against the effectiveness of bans and controls-but prices were usually not left unaffected.

• But a ban on unsupported prospective preferences would rule out this judgment.

• The female students already enrolled protested this sudden ban, with limited success.

• He promised that he would make an order banning the use of mills from operating during the crisis.

• Some call for outright bans, citing the "precautionary principle" on the development of technologies that have the potential to significantly change human nature.

• The use of bare hands should be banned.

• The new constitution continued to ban the sale of school lands, but also limited the lease terms to 25 years.

• Faced with more and more cases, however, some councils vainly tried for a time to impose a permanent ban on a man who married outside.

• Indeed, any gathering likely to bring together critically minded anglophones risks being banned.

• Nor is there a soft paternalist rationale for banning such contracts.

• The livestock markets were closed as a result of this ban.

• Enforcing the uniqueness property bans all state modifications from bodies of with-loops.