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Meanings of outright ban in English

We have no meanings for "outright ban" in our records yet.
Usage of outright ban in English
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Mr Key says an outright ban on pseudophedrine products will still be considered.
Radio NZ
2
Chile is one of only six countries with an outright ban on abortion.
The Guardian
3
But it questioned whether a more explicit, outright ban is needed.
Reuters
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If it were to outright ban them, it could draw First Amendment lawsuits.
Wired
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Of these member, 19 have already called for an outright ban.
News.com.au
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The verdict could lead to an outright ban on sales of key Samsung products.
Reuters
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Peers rejected MPs' preferred option of an outright ban by an overwhelming 249 majority.
The Irish Times
8
An outright ban will be considered depending on the success of the three-year campaign.
BBC
9
There's no evidence an outright ban would have any impact.
Wired
10
Stopping the outright ban on gay blood donation is progress.
The Guardian
11
Indeed, we believe there would be broad support for an outright ban on alcohol advertising.
The Irish Times
12
That was a long way from being an outright ban, as was applied to banks.
The Guardian
13
Missouri's bill also includes an outright ban on abortions except in cases of medical emergencies.
News.com.au
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The move stops short, though, of an outright ban on all fishing in the area.
Radio NZ
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McMullen and others decided it was time to press for an outright ban on fracking.
The Guardian
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One of the most outrageous is an outright ban on sugar -in any form.
News.com.au
This collocation consists of:
Outright ban across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare