banning造句

AS every bookseller knows, banning a publication only makes everyone want to read it.

Another reason for banning lead in gasoline is that the lead can ruin the catalytic converter.

Many parties need to promote advocacy and policies such as banning smoking in public venues, promoting tobacco tax increases, etc.

Laws banning practices "in restraint of trade, " she argues, aremeaningless: nobody can know in advance precisely what they forbid.

When the Court put these findings forward as a reason for banning segregation in public schools, its reasoning was an example of sociological jurisprudence.

He has issued a decree banning all men from working in lingerie shops to end "embarrassment" suffered by women who don't want to give men their measurements.

The councillors of Brazil's biggest city passed an ordinance banning billboards last September, and Clear Channel is suing to have it overturned.

Top of the agenda is ethics reform, in particular banning lawmakers from taking gifts or free trips from lobbyists, followed by the creation of new budget rules.

As a precaution Britain said it was banning air passengers from taking large toner cartridges onto planes as hand luggage, while Nigeria said it would improve the scanning of cargo bound for the US.

They also accuse the government of sanctioning attacks because it bowed to pressure from hardliners in 2008 and passed a decree banning Ahmadis from proselytising or worshipping in public.

Officials have made some attempts to temper the rise in the past month—scrapping import taxes for onions, banning their export and ordering low-priced sales at government-run shops.