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Перевод: ban

[существительное]
запрещение; объявление вне закона; запрет ; анафема ; церковное проклятие; приговор об изгнании; оглашение в церкви имен вступающих в брак;
[глагол]
налагать запрет; запрещать; проклинать

Тезаурус:

1. Although the IAAF do have a three-month ban for minor offences like using ephedrine, manipulation of a test is equivalent to a fully-fledged steroid offence - a point Mr Emig twice missed during the proceedings.
2. Botanists yesterday welcomed the agreement by the CITES plants committee to press for a wild slipper orchid ban.
3. Trade ban aims to protect threatened species of orchids
4. We will ban the testing of beauty aids on animals, outlaw fur farming and ensure better treatment of farm animals and animals in transit.
5. A test ban would destabilise the nuclear balance because neither side could be sure what effect it was having on the other.
6. Nuclear disarmers are right in saying that a test ban would stop weapons builders trying out new and fancier designs.
7. This is likely to include a constitutional ban on the extradition of cocaine traffickers - the issue at the heart of Colombia's domestic drugs war.
8. Bridhe and Seamus Ban consulted him about the amount of drink that would be needed, and were told to double it.
9. McNamara's ban (75p): Kevin McNamara's "refreshingly frank" reasons for the ban on Northern Ireland membership.
10. She introduced a bill in 1989, obliging the bar to consider a ban, after a case in which two women accused Marvin Mitchelson, a big-cheese divorce lawyer, of sexual assault (he denied the charges and settled out of court).
11. The report recommends relaxation of the ban on police acting as agents provocateurs to permit US-style "sting" operations to trap traffickers.
12. But, down the road at Bracknell, ICL plans to ban smoking throughout its new building.
13. American court upholds ban on nuclear plants