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banning SUST.

banning

banning ADJ.

banning SUST.

banning ADJ.

banning
banning

ban <a ban; bans> SUST.

ban <a ban; bans> SUST. (ning)

ban SUST.

temporary ban or stoppage

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Banning tripods, which people trip over, and selfie sticks, which occasionally hit artwork and other patrons, makes sense.
theconversation.com
For each nation, banning components typical of tobacco manufactured abroad provides a powerful trade advantage, but may be prohibited by GATT trade agreements.
en.wikipedia.org
The opposition reached the degree of banning the film and scandalizing it which paradoxically made it one of the landmarks in the history of film.
en.wikipedia.org
With the banning of smoking in enclosed places the cars then become all non-smoking.
en.wikipedia.org
From the banning of secondary action to minimum requirements for strike ballots, the union's powers were slowly but surely curbed.
www.itv.com
However, some concerns have been reported over the treatment of asylum seekers, prison overcrowding and the banning of full face veils.
en.wikipedia.org
In light of the worsening hooliganism countrywide he adopted a 100% members-only scheme, banning away fans.
en.wikipedia.org
It partially resuscitated long dormant conflict-of-interest measures by banning cabinet ministers from being officers of public shareholding firms.
en.wikipedia.org
He also implemented a planning of trends in order to avoid the risks of consanguinity (banning marriage up to the 5th degree).
en.wikipedia.org
A number of supermarket chains have policies banning the use of trans fats in their own-brand products.
www.nhs.uk

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