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Meanings of temporary ban in English

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Usage of temporary ban in English
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Trump has proposed a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States.
Reuters
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Beijing had a limited, temporary ban in 2008, but enforcement was patchy.
Reuters
3
Dr Breitwieser said it had put a temporary ban on sending specimens.
Radio NZ
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She would also institute a temporary ban on evictions and foreclosures nationwide.
Reuters
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The temporary ban, enacted by President Trump, applies to citizens from seven countries.
Ebony
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The temporary ban was implemented by local authorities in consultation with the HSE.
The Irish Times
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The UK's temporary ban on short-selling financials is another reason why performance faltered.
Reuters
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The temporary ban extends to foreigners with visas and people with green cards.
News.com.au
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And it wasn't Conservatives who opposed a temporary ban on short-selling.
The Guardian
10
But the family's plane tickets were canceled when Trump announced the temporary ban.
Reuters
11
The Green Party wants a temporary ban on issuing consents for water bottling projects.
Radio NZ
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Russia has also announced a temporary ban on grain exports after crops were ravaged.
Reuters
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Initially, he proposed a temporary ban on all Muslims from entering the United States.
Reuters
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However the government extended a temporary ban on alcohol and carrying firearms through March 16.
Reuters
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The temporary ban for Upper Riccarton and Ilam will come into effect on 1 February.
Radio NZ
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The Madang provincial administration has put a temporary ban on catching and consumption of fish.
Radio NZ
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Temporary ban across language varieties
New Zealand
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Ireland
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United States of America
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