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He said he also favoured a "code of conduct" for food export bans so as to ensure humanitarian food aid programmes are not affected.

They remain there, despite court orders to leave and the imposition of a state of emergency, which bans large gatherings.

Academics then found trading costs rose for stocks with bans, while share prices were elevated for only a week and a bit.

So far, Beijing has supported bans on selling parts, but suggests that more research is needed to see if partial lifting could work.

Conservative central bankers worry that it would still break the rule that bans direct purchases by the ECB, in spirit at least.

"There was no abuse, name-calling, threats, punishment, bans or dismissals, " he said.

A nationwide advocate for cigar smokers said the tide seems to be turning against bans that lump cigars with cigarettes.

Wilmette bans handgun ownership, and the 54-year-old father of two could face a fine of up to $750.

Eight of these have been examined by the Scientific Committee on Plants, which in all ca ses deemember States did not justify their bans.

Canada bans corporal punishment for children under two and over twelve years of age, as well as the use of any objects such as a paddle.

Widespread piracy, however, means bans are often easy to skirt via bootlegged DVDs or on the Internet.

The Commission said there was no scientific justification for these bans on either health or environmental grounds.

In practice, some experts say, at least some of those bans could be easily sidestepped.

It has reimposed visa bans and targeted the bank accounts of officials but, unlike America, has been slow to impose wider sanctions.

A year after the bans were brought in, heart attacks had fallen by an average of 17%.

StanChart, he said, had lost out to Asian rivals in battles to recruit bankers because the FSA code bans it from paying guaranteed bonuses.

Britain this week announced a toughening of its laws, to allow for travel bans of up to five years on convicted paedophiles.

Some Catalan cities have already promoted bans on the burma, and similar prohibitions may now be rolled out on a regional level.

And a recent policy by the Police Department in Pueblo, Colo. , bans gossiping online with outsiders about department affairs.

NEW YORK (Reuters Life! ) - Even smokers support bans to prohibit lighting up in the workplace, according to a new survey.

The draft proposed by Moscow and Beijing bans the deployment of any arms in space, as well as the use of force against satellites.

However, up to now, these national bans have not been upheld in the scientific assessments called for in the EU directives.

But because the capital is an enclave of the federal government, the ruling did not resolve the status of similar bans elsewhere.

The rallies in London and the US were partially fuelled by bans on short-selling in financial stocks announced on Thursday night.

Still, schools around the world are hoping bans will at least stave off some cheaters.

Mr Yanukovych's backers say the constitution bans him from interfering with an independent judiciary.

If you cannot behave then please do not post at all or your posts will be deleted and warning (or bans if you continue) will fall.

Le Maire says he would also like to see G-20 members reach a consensus to oppose export bans in response to crises.

But if such bans are of any use, it is only in the extremely short term.

Chinese government bans crime on TV and reminds stations not to broadcast dramas that might have a negative effect on society.

In countries where smoking bans have been implemented, enforcement of the laws typically rests on self-enforcement by the public.

I hope other governments like my own local government bans it too. It's such a stupid film.

But using that history as an excuse for inaction or blanket bans of online gambling would be a mistake.

Mr Cameron has called for a range of economic actions against the ailing Libyan regime, including sanctions, travel bans and asset seizures.

A few here should re-read or watch "Fahrenheit 451" . Censorship and bans are not a way to progress but a path back to the middle ages.

Command- and- control instrument, regulation Government issued regulations, bans or other control mechanism .

Regardless of government bans and temporary shutdowns, the Chinese certainly like to do things big on the surface.

Mr Spitzer has not been charged but evidence in court papers supports allegations that he violated federal bans on interstate prostitution.

That is because he started off in piecemeal fashion by trying to ease bans on the Islamic headscarf in government offices and universities.

Guatemala's constitution bans close relatives of the president from running for the top office.

Drivers of commercial vehicles may be subject to bans that do not apply to other vehicles.

Even the strongest proponents of abortion bans do not think medical care should be denied in such cases.

The agency is adamant that "partial bans on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship do not work. "

Bans on smoking in public places have had a bigger impact on preventing heart attacks than ever expected, data shows.

During the food crisis, export restrictions and bans affected even purchases by the World Food Programme and for humanitarian purposes.

Overall, 30 percent of respondents stated they had not seen warning labels on tanning bans.

The World Bank also blames the food price increases on more expensive energy and fertilizer, as well as export bans and a weak dollar.

Saudi Arabia, which bans all political parties, also offers one of the world's most inhospitable environments for workers' movements.

Japanese law bans the practice, if done intentionally, and the opposition had called on him to quit.

"It shows one more time that obtaining import bans that actually have an impact on business dynamics is very difficult, " he said.

IRC Public User Tracking and Reporting System - Website and IRC bot to help keep track of channel bans &troublesome users.

The bill also bans the use of phthalates and a few other toxic chemicals while banning an additional 3 chemicals pending further research.

All of which brings me to the current situation in Europe where several animal-welfare bans are due to take effect.

Why did not Tokyo, Newyork. . . have this strict bans?

Among the examples, it protects freedom of speech, and expression, but it also bans insulting anyone.

But cigar smokers around the country are fed up with smoking bans that prevent them from enjoying stogies in cigar bars with friends.

And related to that, there's a Pentagon policy that bans media coverage of the flag-draped coffins from coming in to Dover Air Force Base.

Users puff on it but do not light it, leading some to use it to evade smoking bans in public places, according to the WHO.

This time, too, there have been export bans, food riots, panic buying and emergency price controls, just as in 2007-08.

She has resisted criticising countries, including China, for tough quarantine measures and pork bans that clash with her agency's advice.

Commercial vehicles may also be subject to stopping bans or restricted to specific parking places.

The bans have two aims: to limit communication between campaigners and the outside world, and to help the regime gather information.

With the U. S. government bans most offshore drilling except in the Gulf of Mexico for environmental reasons.

After violence broke out early Tuesday, the government imposed a state of emergency, which bans gatherings of more than five people.

All imperial bans become void, and no one will be banned as long as the war lasts.

Germany, Italy and Australia are the biggest to retain bans, followed by South Korea, the Netherlands, Ireland, Norway, Denmark and Greece.

The state law bans smoking in nearly all indoor public places but does not prevent cities or counties from enforcing tougher measures.

Bans inbound network connections with the computer attacking for a specified interval of time.

Sanctions range up to life bans for players found guilty of match fixing.

America, exceptional as ever in penal policy, bans inmates from voting in most states and even bans former inmates in a few.

Outdoor watering bans already cover the affected part of the state, and local governments are considering rationing.

The second is to impose sweeping Irish-style smoking bans; only 5% of the global population is now covered by such curbs.

Turkey currently ranks fifth in the world and third among European countries in terms of full compliance with smoking bans.

Some measures are weaker than others. But many are comprehensive bans -- they include restaurants and bars as well as other workplaces.

The researchers found no considerable change in the number of heart attacks in areas near Pueblo without smoking bans.

After French and Belgian MPs voted to ban it, more bans on female (invariably Muslim) headgear will follow around the continent in 2011.

Earlier this week, the United States relaxed bans on travel and remittances to the island by Cuban-Americans.

Public smoking bans are spreading, and so is the demand to stop smoking. For some, a new product might be the answer.

Saudi Arabia bans non-Islamic worship and regards attempts to convert Muslims to another faith as a criminal offence.

Voters in Zurich, Switzerland, overwhelmingly rejected proposed bans on assisted suicide and "suicide tourism" , local media reported.

In Pennsylvania a special cleaning ordinance bans housewives from hiding dirt and dust under a rug in a dwelling.

Tax law could also be written to apply to an entire state, thus eliminating the need for town-by-town bans.

Germany bans neo-Nazi content, and Google has agreed to remove such sites from its Google. de search engine in that country, Chou said.

Lawmakers overwhelmingly voted for the extension Friday. The measure imposes a nighttime curfew and bans gatherings and rallies.

The code bans advertisements and other promotional activities for formula intended for babies up to 1 year old.

There were two bans restricting drilling off most of the US coast - one from the President and one from Congress.

The US government advises against travel to Mexico, although research suggests that travel bans will not stop the virus spreading.

That set of rules is now giving way to outright bans on many longstanding industry practices.

The British press is musing the possibility of race bans, or total exclusion from the world championship.

Those of secondary or passive smoking are rather more contentious, even though they form the basis of the smoking bans.

Those of secondary or passive smoking are rather more contentious, even though they form the basis of the smoking bans.

The anti- smoking group Ash said it was highly unusual for multinational companies to announce worldwide bans on smoking.

The investigation that followed led to the bans, issued late Friday night, even before the state started its prosecution.

During the ensuing decades, both bans have been modified and lifted periodically.

Communist Vietnam bans independent labour organisations, while trade unions are under strict government control.

Bahrain's own human-rights groups face increasing harassment, fines and travel bans, plus repeated accusations of encouraging terrorism.

Clause 10 of the code bans the practice of intercepting phone calls and messages unless there is a strong public interest.

Overall, however, smoking rates remain persistently high, despite now nearly-ubiquitous workplace smoking bans.

There is no mystery behind the decline. The constitution bans private investment in hydrocarbons.

Sweden already bans advertising to children, and its young people are as porky as those in comparable countries.

Leading agricultural commodity exporters, including India and Argentina, imposed bans on overseas sales of food products.

This Amendment bans the caging of pregnant pigs in gestation crates, which are so small that the animals cannot turn around in them.

It is not surprising that the summit did little about biofuels, export bans or social-safety nets (which it hardly discussed).

According to agricultural leaders, banning the flavorings effectively bans the sale of the American blend cigarettes.

Around 40 food-exporting countries have imposed some sorts of trade restriction of food: taxes, quotas or across-the-board bans.

Several European airlines, including British Airways, have criticised the extent of the flight bans.

These bans help protect people from the side effects of breathing in cigarette smoke.

Some who object to tobacco bans at state psychiatric hospitals argue that smoking is an individual right.

Some users poked fun at the spectacle of Mr. Zuckerberg being welcomed in a country that bans his website.

One hedge-fund manager says the bans sparked a "self-feeding frenzy" as investors tried to dump restricted stocks.

The trade is not illegal, though a recent law bans the sale or trade of big cats across state lines for the pet trade.

In September 2008, regulators in U. S. , Europe and around the globe imposed similar temporary bans.

Give countries access to fast-disbursing support as an alternative to export bans or price fixing.

the U. S. government bans blood donations from people who spent more than six months in the United Kingdom between 1980 and 1996.

Other countries, including Saudi Arabia, India, and Lebanon, are also considering bans on BlackBerry data services.

While it did get a national release, several British town councils banned the film locally and some bans continue to this day.

Cigarette sales have fallen in recent years amid an increase in indoor smoking bans and the greying of tobacco companies' core consumers.

Eurocontrol also said any additional flight bans would depend on volcanic ash risks dictated by the volcano's behavior.

The law bans smoking in all public buildings, bars, restaurants and cafes and also outdoors near schools, hospitals and playgrounds.

In Syria travel bans have been routinely used to prevent people from going abroad.

Periodic bans in universities and government offices have been couched in the language of security.

Paranoia led to bans on political parties, among them the ANC, whose de facto leader was Nelson Mandela.

The traffic bans within the city have virtually cut the amount of emissions produced from cars and trucks by 50%.

I wasn't able to write anything for few days because I was conducting sunglasses ray bans Aviators training for our company.

In recent years, Beijing has expanded a list of minerals and metals subject to stiff export taxes and quotas or outright export bans.

Italy has put border collis, corgis and St Bernards on a dangerous dogs list that bans children and criminals from owning them.

Evidence from Iceland and Canada shows smoking prevalence has actually increased in some regions as a result of display bans.

Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Taiwan all imposed temporary bans .

The U. S. phaseout of lead in gasoline was completed in 1996; similar bans are being implemented worldwide.

In Europe, the authorities are to consider lifting the bans this month, while in the UK a decision on the ban will be taken next month.

He added: "This kind of cultural over-cleanliness that bans the erotic, violent and terrifying is cultural naivety. "

Article 186 of Guatemala's constitution bans relatives of the president from standing for office.

No Smoking signs started cropping up more frequently after the surgeongeneral endorsed bans on smoking in public places back in 2006.

Other exchanges have moved to implement outright bans on short selling, a technique investors use to profit from falling share prices.

The bans only affect planned caesareans, not c-sections which are carried out for emergency reasons.

China rejects efforts to close the tiger farms as beyond the scope of international endangered species trade bans.

The rest of Britain--Scotland, Wales and Norther Ireland--already have smoking bans in place .

Such bans often contained exceptions for "tobacco specialty shops" ; many hookah bars qualify as such by not serving food or alcohol.

They are already facing travel bans, asset freezes and the threat of a regional military intervention.

The restaurant owner knows that if he bans smoking, he will get more business from non-smokers and less business from smokers.

In contrast, the report warned that export bans and high trade tariffs were not a useful solution to the current problems.

In response to the price pressures, India earlier this month extended bans on exporting lentils and cooking oil.

And even though it's been 25 years since "Top Gun" , why does everybody still want a pair of Ray Bans?

The dictates include bans on suicide bombings against civilians, burning down schools, or cutting off ears, lips and tongues.

Citing these precautions, the SFC has resisted adopting the more comprehensive bans on short selling embraced by other regulators.

Excessive antibiotic or pesticide residues have caused bans in Europe and Japan on Chinese shrimp, honey and other products.

Existing bans are meant to protect the child victims.

Such problems have fueled bans on bags around the world and in more than a dozen American cities.

It forbids tormenting women with superstitious and violent means and bans maltreatment or abandonment of aged women.

Honduras is to hold presidential elections in November. The country's 1982 constitution bans Mr. Zelaya's re-election.

An ordinace in Newcastle, Wyoming, specifically bans couples from having sex while standing inside a store's walk-in meat freezer.

Bans on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship can reduce tobacco consumption.

I'm dishing out 30 day bug abuse bans on a nearly daily basis for that exact thing.

The market access commitments on agriculture also eliminate previous import bans on certain products.

Dr Lightwood analysed 13 published reports on heart attacks in countries or states where smoking bans have been introduced.

Aisha and the two sons, though not apparently implicated directly in violence, are subject to UN-decreed travel bans.

More than a dozen countries have already enacted legislation that bans, or will soon ban, incandescent bulbs.

The worst country, Saudi Arabia, has never sent a female athlete to the Olympics and bans girls from sports in state schools.

While such overtime bans are not 'official' everyone in the workplace, including the employer, know we have organized it.

Statistics are hard to come by since bans are issued by the country's opaque security agencies.

The order bans sales to dangerous individuals who've been ordered to undergo involuntary mental health treatment.

Legal hurdles remain But fears of mandatory testing in Kenya are premature, as Kenyan law currently bans such practices.

In a measure aimed at North Korea's tiny elite, the resolution bans the sale of luxury goods to the country.

The resolution also bans the use of heavy weapons around the city of Abidjan.

Ban on firecrackers: Safety concerns have led to bans or restrictions on firecrackers and fireworks in some cities.

Although many countries have introduced national bans, America has taken a piecemeal approach.

China's top quality watchdog says bans have been placed on the import of three more Taiwan brands.

The solution would be to settle for considerable fixed-term bans.

Bans on alcohol, as America discovered to its cost in the 1930s, only breed corruption.

The next two, to come into effect Jan. 1, 2013, are bans on castrating pigs and confining pregnant sows in stalls.

To name some examples: India has introduced comprehensive tobacco advertising bans.

The framework bans all tobacco commercials and sponsorship at international events.

The developed world has responded to financial meltdown by imposing (temporary) bans on short selling.

Meanwhile, a daft law bans banks from pricing loans at more than 150% of the base rate and this has all but stopped lending.

Well, UN Security Council resolution 1973 bans the intervention of an "foreign occupation" .

"For smoking bans in public places, legislation comes first, with implementation the key link, " Xie said.

The decision also expanded the list of people and entities subject to EU travel bans and asset freezes by seven, including four individuals.

The state of emergency bans large meetings and gives the government and security forces wide-ranging powers to arrest and detain.

Many more countries impose partial voting bans (applying only to prisoners serving long sentences, for instance).

BlackBerry service is facing limits or bans in some countries over the issue of government access to information on its network.

In the past such trials have led to the dissolution of four political parties and bans on hundreds of party bosses.

But Schecter found that they are increasing in the United States, despite the bans.

But lawmakers could end up disappointed if they enact restrictions or outright bans on the trading of commodity futures.

On Thursday France, Italy and Spain extended two-week-old bans on shorting financial shares, and Belgium's remains.

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments about a law in California that bans same-sex marriage.

Since then, between banlieue riots and talk of burqa bans, France has struggled to integrate its minorities.

In response to popular pressure and to the delight of many, most bans have since been lifted.

Blanket bans on all sex offenders living and working in certain areas should be abolished.

Worries about overtaxed networks are also prompting outright bans on internet video.

Between bans on foreign travelers and the earthquake, Mr. Moreno says, he has 'basically lost all of our business' in western China.

The swine flu-prevention measures include bans on imports of pork from Mexico, some U. S. states and Alberta in Canada.

Republicans included a measure in the deal that bans the city from using local revenues to fund abortions.

Currently, five states and Washington DC allow same-sex nuptials, though many states have enacted bans.

Curbs or bans on certain businesses could eat into profits of big banks, hedge funds and private-equity firms alike.

After bans have been dispensed by both sides, the teams will begin the draft process.

New Jersey bans devocalization surgery except for medical or therapeutic reasons, as do Britain and other European countries.

The trial will be the first to consider whether bans on gay marriage violate federal civil rights and anti-discrimination laws.

Greece and Turkey have already imposed bans on short selling, where investors aim to profit from price falls.

With few or no natural predators, and thanks to the advent of hunting bans in developed areas, they thrived.

An agreement to limit trade bans might make exporters think twice before disrupting world markets.

The second element includes enacting and enforcing smoking bans in public spaces to protect people from secondhand smoke.

Second, bans must be coupled with measures to reduce demand.

American observers also had concerns about the bans of election rallies and the crackdown on the news media.

Besides selling consumer goods, he has ended bans that kept most Cubans from having cell phones, staying in luxury hotels or renting cars.

The researchers aren't discouraging treatment centers from trying tobacco bans.

I generally do not like to propose bans.

It also has imposed bans on members who repeatedly violate intellectual property rights.

It is unlikely that most U. S. companies knowingly flout the import bans: Criminal penalties for doing so include prison time.

"These bans are all worthless, " one European hedge fund manager said yesterday.

China and the US imposed bans on imports of each others' poultry in 2004, following an Asian bird flu outbreak.

Please be aware that these bans are permanent and will not be lifted.

Thailand, while extending its smoking bans, also plans a giant new factory for its state tobacco firm.

If China starts buying, importers may step up efforts to secure wheat and exporters may impose more bans.

Swedish law bans any product ads that aim to attract the attention of the under-twelves.

Eventually, the government bans gatherings of more than three parents at school sites, warning villagers that protesting is unpatriotic .

Directors who produce unauthorized films that overtly challenge the government can face temporary work bans or more serious harassment.

Many work places across the US have smoking bans in effect.

Future measures could include visa bans on Iranian officials, diplomats said.

Choose organic to ensure the product bans the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and genetic engineering.

The central government rents the islands but bans landings on them to avoid upsetting China.

Annie Tegen of Seattle, program manager for Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights, said they oppose any effort to weaken smoking bans.

DOH bans online sales of two Korean eyelash mascara brands.

Harry's full of bans. one of the liveliest people I know .

Mr. Talabani said Iraq's constitution bans armed activities on its soil.

No state completely bans handheld and hands-free phones for all drivers, according to the Governors Highway Safety Administration.

And in any case, as Prohibition and the "war on drugs" show, bans often do more harm than good.

The county bans the burning of trash during certain times of the year.

Cuban cigar sales rose in 2010 as enthusiastic Chinese smokers helped to counter the effects global recession and smoking bans .

They are angry over a new Russian law that bans Americans from adopting Russian orphans.

'NO SMOKING' signs are appearing more often and cities are announcing outright bans.

Even countries which dropped their bans have imposed tighter rules on short sellers.

The global rules-based system in no way bans countries from pegging or managing exchange rates.

Australia and the United Kingdom are also considering bans.

She has, however, stopped short of calling for bans on specific products, instead emphasising better disclosure.

Santa Cruz, California, bans discrimination on the grounds of height or weight.

ON TUESDAY the Syrian authorities lifted bans on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.

They need foreign investment, but the law bans foreigners from owning stakes in them.

Chicago still allows smoking in many of its parks, but bans it at beaches and playgrounds.

The bans would lose a significant percentage of their investment .

Many American prisons, those bastions of decorum, have imposed total bans.

Pakistan and Bangladesh both imposed temporary bans on Facebook this year.

Article four bans all discussion of the work with outsiders.

And China already bans the export of used computer motherboards and other discarded electronics parts.

History suggests that the bans will have limited effect.

The debate over lethal injection has led 11 states, including Tennessee, to issue temporary bans on the process pending further study.

The names are put on "no-fly" or "selectee" lists in US airports that subject them to travel bans, arrest or additional screening.

But even a narrow ruling could affect similar bans in other cities, like New York.

Surveys show that smoking bans are widely supported by both smokers and non-smokers.

Until bans on in-flight smoking took effect in 1988, flight attendants were regularly exposed to secondhand smoke.

Blanket bans, 100% targets and punitive taxes are usually a sign of dogmatism.