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Meanings of ban the sale in English

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Usage of ban the sale in English
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New measures will also ban the sale of cigarettes from vending machines.
The Irish Times
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The British Government will ban the sale of horticultural peat from 2011.
The Irish Times
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The US government is planning to ban the sale of flavoured electronic cigarettes.
Radio NZ
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France is preparing to ban the sale of fossil fuel-powered cars by 2040.
Reuters
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It will also ban the sale of diesel and petrol cars by 2030.
Independent.ie
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One of the suggestions is to ban the sale of cigarettes.
Radio NZ
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France and the UK plan to ban the sale of nonelectric cars by 2040.
Wired
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Britain wants to ban the sale of all petrol and diesel cars by 2040.
Radio NZ
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He added that the decision to ban the sale of assault-style rifles is permanent.
Ebony
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A scheme to ban the sale of super-strength alcohol has been launched in Portsmouth.
BBC
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Sir, - So the powers-that-be in the EU plan to ban the sale of T-bone steaks.
The Irish Times
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A senior doctor in the UK says it's time to ban the sale of energy to children.
Radio NZ
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Brazil has soundly rejected a proposal to ban the sale of guns in a national referendum yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Amnesty International's putting pressure on the UN to ban the sale of weapons to Israel and Hamas.
Radio NZ
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A suggestion to ban the sale of blow-up sex dolls and gigantic willies was dismissed as unworkable.
The Guardian
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Mr Harris intends to bring draft legislation to Cabinet shortly to ban the sale of e-cigarettes to under-18s.
The Irish Times
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