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The ban will cover food, edible agricultural products and feedstuff.

But the ban just seems to make some people more determined to own these rare animals.

Such panicky behaviour amplifies the impact of the Russian export ban.

The idea to ban incandescent bulbs came from Gabriel in 2007 when Germany held the EU's rotating presidency.

"State security" can be cited as a reason to stop publication of academic research, to block a film script or ban a troublesome person from the airwaves.

Although some states, such as Texas and Virginia, ban collective bargaining and others restrict it, in Ohio the reaction to this proposition has been far more hostile.

But now I think it is sad to do the most parents see it appeal to it with a nameless fear, also don't know what it is, for a total ban on it.

This autumn, Israel begins the one year in seven when Jewish farmers are meant to let their land lie fallow; observant Jews will not eat food from Jewish farmers who break the ban.

Ten states still ban charter schools.

The most outrageous action in Laud's crackdown was his move to ban -his attempt to ban preaching in churches.

Many opponents of the shark fin ban say they would support a ban on the entire shark.

The ban will also liberate America's politicians to speak like normal people.

Futures prices for wheat had begun to fall even before the ban, in anticipation of a bountiful spring harvest.

Li Jung Yang - 25 Yrs Was a Mongolian sheep herder but due to a ban onkeeping lifestock in the area is now a tourist guide.

Later Martin announced an immediate interim ban on MPs claiming for furniture and the "flipping" of second homes, two of the most incendiary practices to emerge from the expenses scandal.

And third, do not ban financial instruments.

Sports sponsorship was the immediate reaction after the television ban.

Other people interviewed simply said the ban was a silly anachronism and should be dropped forthwith.

"I would urge retailers to show their support for our armed forces and ban this tasteless product," he said.

The French legislators who seek to repudiate the wearing of the veil or the burqa—whether the garment covers "only" the face or the entire female body—are often described as seeking to impose a "ban."

Japan eased its import ban on US beef.

India, in order to keep enough cotton for its own textile mills, announced an export ban.

The state already has a “trigger law” on the books, which would ban most abortions should the Supreme Court overturn Roe v Wade.

Many firms ban smoking on the premises.

It is estimated that hundreds of tonnes of shark fin have been landed since the European "ban" was introduced.

To head this off Egypt, the world’s biggest importer of wheat, as well as Tunisia, Algeria and Jordan, have all reacted to the Russian ban by buying extra wheat on the spot market.

The ban on public mixing is rooted in tribal customs but became institutionalized as the country urbanized.

Or the fear that the Republicans might ban abortion?

Hawks in the opposition are already baying for the expulsion of thousands of illegal migrant workers from Armenia and for a ban on flights between Armenia and Turkey.

But to ban them and berate them seems doubly dippy.