ban's in a sentence

1. Where are Ray-Ban's sunglasses manufactured?

2. ‘We are the Hungarian people and we stand for Orbán's government!'.

3. Ban's residential building will measure 71 metres at its upper tip.

4. I especially recommend the story of Martin Urban's case: "'Am I really still disabled?'

5. Leaving aside the ban's effectiveness, some commentators have called for earmarking to be restored.

6. Brussels has now agreed to Ban's concept, to avoid further delay and speed up the EULEX engagement.

7. Architect Shigeru Ban's most recent project in Manhattan, New York, is a handsome sight by the Hudson River.

8. NETANYAHU MAY have disliked Ban's statement that the "Two State Solution" is now the consensus of the entire world.

9. Since its adoption a number of attempts have been made to modify the constitution in order to clarify the ban's precise implications.

10. The number of the student visas issued to applicants from the affected countries has dramatically dropped since the ban's introduction.

11. In other words, the Agency and its local allies created ideal conditions for reversing the Taliban's opium ban and reviving the drug traffic.

12. For example, he often observes Meliodas and Ban's friendship, and he is not beyond using his powers to experiment on others, as seen when he brainwashes Guila.

13. Such "doctrinal folklore" was never official, but became widespread as members sought to reconcile their ideas about the justice and mercy of God with the ban's reality.

14. "Turning first to drug control, I had expected to concentrate my remarks on the implications of the Taliban's ban on opium poppy cultivation in areas under their control...

15. A further study assessing the 1994-2004 ban's impact on gun markets and gun violence, conducted by scholars of the Jerry Lee Center of Criminology, University of Pennsylvania, and funded by the US Department of Justice, found:

16. Health care for both men and women was hampered by the Taliban's ban on images of humans, which caused the destruction of public education posters and made the provision and dissemination of health information in a society with high levels of illiteracy more difficult.