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Meanings of banned the use in English

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Usage of banned the use in English
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China has banned the use of experimental autonomous vehicles on its roads.
The Irish Times
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ADI said both countries have banned the use of wild animals in circuses.
Reuters
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In 2008, the Italian government banned the use of derivatives by Italian municipalities.
Reuters
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A number have banned the use of microbeads in cosmetic products.
The South African
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That month, the city banned the use of no-knock search warrants.
The Guardian
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Colombia and most other governments have banned the use of mines.
Reuters
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Chinese authorities banned the use of ractopamine in livestock in 2002.
Reuters
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In another decision, it banned the use of force to disperse anti-government protesters.
Reuters
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Seattle's mayor, Carmen Best, banned the use by police of CS gas against protesters.
Radio NZ
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The presiding judge has banned the use of microblogging service Twitter inside the courtroom.
Reuters
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With the Home Secretary's approval, he banned the use of the square on certain days.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
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The European Union has since 2006 banned the use of the drugs for growth promotion.
Reuters
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In December 2013, the European Union banned the use of three neonicotinoids for two years.
The Guardian
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Afghanistan's ruling Taliban movement has banned the use of the Internet in the war-torn country.
The Irish Times
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The city also banned the use of no-knock warrants.
Reuters
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The Kremlin has banned the use of the word "dollar" in official communiques.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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