Sentence examples for Banning from high-quality English sources.

• I am not banning fracking.

• Was it news of Turkey banning cryptocurrency payments?

• Last year he signed an executive order banning the sale of gas-powered cars from 2035.

• She has always had positive experiences with Uber and says the idea of banning them is “outrageous”.

• You strike that balance by banning the harmful use.”

• Spain is banning travel between regions over Christmas and New Year with visits to relatives excepted.

• YouTube also largely resisted the public pressure to react to Charlottesville by banning a host of channels.

• Banning chokeholds is among the least important things to Republicans relative to the others we asked about.

Use Banning in a sentence.

• Facebook announced in May 2019 that it was banning a group of right-wing conspiracy theorists, including Jones.

• We are biased against banning things, and in particular against banning the expression of opinions.

• The ACCC also has a consumer protection role, and there Sims is still pushing for a new law banning unfair practices.

• Banning was an important tool in the South African government’s suppression of those opposed to its policy of apartheid.

• Moon recently tightened restrictions, banning church gatherings and large outdoor rallies and shutting down nightclubs and bars.

• Policy options recommended by WHO include targeted educational, strategies, regulation of the industry and banning of solariums.

• Banning travel to second homes, banning motor-boating, limiting what kind of non-essential goods stores can sell.

• My friend said this quickly led to positive breakthroughs on banning tobacco advertising, redesigning cigarette packs with health warnings and banning cigarette displays in shops.

Banning sentence examples

• "So I think we've done a great job, in the sense that we were early, I think, by banning China ... and banning people coming in who would have been very heavily infected," he said.

• Because of this, banning such styles — or banning the length of such styles — can perpetuate harmful and racist stereotypes about hair while also determining what is seen as a "professional" haircut.

• An exemption to the rule banning video ads that autoplay with the sound on allows Facebook to carry on running that format, for example, while a second exemption to the rule banning pop-up ads allows pop-up ad maker BounceX to carry on running them.

• The provisions in question include new rules requiring voters to provide identification information to vote absentee and shortening the window to request an absentee ballot, banning most uses of mobile voting buses, setting limits on the availability of ballot drop boxes, prohibiting most out-of-precinct provisional ballots from being counted, and, most controversially, banning volunteers from delivering food and drinks to voters in line to vote.