impose a ban

Many companies have imposed a ban on social media at work.

In 1794, the government once again tried to impose a ban on coffee.

It is now up to the Commission to impose a ban.

American officials said they also imposed a ban on vehicles in the district.

He came under criticism for imposing a ban on foreign travel.

Malaysia imposed a ban on trade with Israel in 1974.

It is therefore too premature to impose a ban at present.

A judge should have to explain the reasoning for imposing a ban.

Such sanctions might include imposing a ban on their exports.

There are alternatives and the only way we will achieve them is to impose a ban.

And Congress has imposed a ban on experimenting with human embryos.

This is the first film in Indian cinema that was imposed a ban by the government.

California imposed a ban on new sales last year.

Congress remains stuck over whether and how to impose a ban on human cloning.

Instead, he wanted ideas for further error checks and imposed a ban on talk of the results outside the team.

The federal police also imposed a ban on marches.

But Congress has imposed a ban on federal financing for research involving human embryos.

It is essential to impose a ban on exporting waste.

It was during his tenure as minister that the state imposed a ban on lottery.

The revision of American immigration law imposed a ban on homosexual people began in 1952.

The program also imposes a ban on politically motivated strikes.

The Governor has imposed a ban on the sale of liquor throughout the emergency.

President Clinton swiftly imposed a ban on federal funding for human-cloning research.

He imposed a ban on foreign visits and excommunicated anyone who went abroad.

She said people were angry because they felt the book "had a significant impact" in the decision to impose a ban on Permian.