Term Gallery logo

Meanings of banned in English

OFLC classification category.

Related terms

Forbidden by law.

Related terms
No examples available for any of the synonyms
Usage of banned in English
1
Many countries have banned police from using ammunition meant for hunting animals.
The Guardian
2
The great rugby union debate: should tackling be banned at school level?
The Guardian
3
The Economy Ministry banned new derivatives contracts in 2008, pending new rules.
Reuters
4
Cluster bombs should be banned in international conflicts, the Government warned today.
The Irish Times
5
The event took place just days before the government banned mass gatherings.
BBC
6
However, under this legislation Dworkin's own work was banned for a time.
The Irish Times
7
Several countries banned mass gatherings such as sports, cultural and religious events.
Reuters
8
That is despite a law change last year that banned such clauses.
Radio NZ
9
Swiss authorities earlier in the day banned big events on health concerns.
The Irish Times
10
MACEDONIA -Pork banned from North America and countries with confirmed cases.
Reuters
11
A separate order banned Makhlouf from obtaining government contracts for five years.
Reuters
12
MONTENEGRO -Pork banned from North America and countries with confirmed cases.
Reuters
13
PINTEREST Photo-sharing site Pinterest Inc also banned political campaign ads last year.
Reuters
14
Anyone with serious convictions will be banned from working directly with children.
Radio NZ
15
New Delhi partially banned Finmeccanica this week from bidding for future contracts.
Reuters
16
Since China banned plastic imports at the start of the year… Audio
Radio NZ
About this term
More collocations
Banned through the time
Banned across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
More variants