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The European Union established a scientific committee to investigate animal-welfare issues on farms, and the committee recommended banning the battery cage, along with some other forms of close confinement of pigs and calves.
It does not mean banning communally minded madrassas, but rather working toward the day when they are voluntarily abandoned.
Even in Germany, which had long seemed immune to such pressures, the interior minister talks of banning burkas (a policy that would affect 300 people), while the vice-chancellor has declared the death of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the EU and the US even before the body is cold.
Trump’s executive order suspending resettlement of Syrian refugees, temporarily barring new refugees regardless of where they are from, and banning all immigration from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen caused immediate harm to people already on their way to the US.
Why do all these reporters, who get praise and money for doing what Assange has done, maintain a cowardly silence (at best) while a fellow publisher faces threats of extradition, banning, and espionage charges (which can incur the death penalty), not to mention calls for his assassination?
While historical discussion won’t be out of bounds in Spain, even banning ceremonies celebrating bygone days may go a step too far.
But when governments do so, history can easily become a weapon to be used against political opponents – and thus be as damaging as banning historical inquiries.
Still, important steps taken by governments toward banning export subsidies show that progress is still possible.
The best case for going further and banning cryptocurrencies entirely is actually environmental.
Equally ominous, the banning of hundreds of candidates for alleged ties to the Baath Party signals a return to sectarian politics, which could reignite a sectarian civil war.
Doing so might well mean a retreat from the pre-election banning of candidates, and would demonstrate a maturity among the Shia political elites that they have not yet shown.
In Egypt, for example, as in Tunisia and Uzbekistan, there are laws in place banning the full veil.
Unsurprisingly, Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin condemned the US attack, claiming that it violated international law – a questionable proposition, given that Syria is a signatory to the international treaty banning chemical weapons.
Last November, Andhra Pradesh, one of India’s most populous states, cracked down heavily on private microfinance institutions (PMFIs), banning many of their activities and telling borrowers they did not need to repay their loans.
Instead of banning or freely allowing all dangerous products, we need to identify products that are valuable to some customers but not all – call them “prescription financial products” – and create a body of registered finance professionals (RFPs) who are empowered to certify the purchase of these products by individuals.
That is one reason why Greece, for example, has no legal provisions for banning parties.
But parties that are closer to assuming power are a different matter, even if banning them might automatically appear undemocratic (after all, they will already have deputies in parliaments).
In one famous case, the European Court of Human Rights agreed with the banning of Turkey’s Welfare Party while it was the senior member of a governing coalition.
Their concerns should be heard and debated; and sometimes banning is best combined with renewed efforts at civic education, emphasizing, for example, that immigrants did not cause Greece’s woes.
The government left us entirely alone, neither banning nor criticizing our report.
The Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty with the former Soviet Union banning missile defense has been cancelled.
Given this, the banning of Zhang’s books most likely resulted not from his views on the protests, but from the implications of his constitutional research.
For example, he launched a barrage of criticism against the judges and courts that ruled against his executive order banning anyone from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US.
On Hiroshima’s 67th anniversary, world leaders should remember the devastation wrought by two relatively small nuclear bombs, and recognize that a comprehensive treaty banning nuclear weapons is urgent, necessary, and achievable.
Teachers worry that banning possession of seditious materials will undermine academic freedom.
Banning them only allows them to pose as martyrs to free speech.
Banning the headscarf, of course, raises a less serious issue, but the root concern is similar: the defense of the moral and personal integrity of schoolgirls.
A bill banning any kind of negative discrimination against young women (including the headscarf) would have been enough to accomplish this goal.
A new law banning prisoners from membership in political parties, coupled with his imprisonment, has cost Nasheed his position as President of the MDP.
He has proposed banning all Muslims from entering the US.
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