bans
Americannoun
plural noun
Example Sentences
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Disneyland, which drew more than 17 million domestic and international visitors last year, bans unauthorized events, speeches and the display of banners, including any sign “as part of a demonstration.”
From Los Angeles Times
While other countries may not have issued formal or complete airspace bans, many have shut airports, while some airlines have halted operations in response.
To be clear, the airport’s “bans” are actually intended as something of a joke.
From MarketWatch
To be clear, the airport’s “bans” are actually intended as something of a joke.
From MarketWatch
The reliance on biometrics and cryptocurrency has generated negative publicity and regulatory pushback, however, including headline-making bans in some countries over concerns about data security.
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