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Sacra Congregatione Concilii, which banned such a reconstruction.
Plastic bags were banned in Bhutan since 1999 and in 2004,he became the first country in the world, which banned tobacco.
In 1963, a law was passed which banned praying on city property.
This intricate scheme that other, as the malicious manipulation,deception Japan Law, which banned the game with winnings.
By order of the Austrian authorities, which banned burying people on the territory the city due to sanitary safety.
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However, the right to a name ownedby Alfa Romeo and concern Fiat-Chrysler, Audi which banned use it for their models.
In 1970, Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act which banned the manufacture, importation, possession, use and distribution of certain drugs.
The test was conducted on February 12,in violation of the previous two UN Security Council resolutions, which banned the DPRK to develop missile and nuclear programs.
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А-12055/11/2670, which banned political parties and public organizations to hold rallies, meetings and demonstrations on the Independence Day of Ukraine in the center of Kyiv.
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The enemy 30 times opened fire on positions of our troops,including 5 times of weapons, which banned the Minsk agreements”,- stated in the message.
Closure of the magazine was the eve of Valuev circular(1963), which banned the Ukrainian word for a long time and interrupted spiritual blow of the Ukrainian nation.
The Supreme Court ruling gives Trump a partial victory as the high court prepares for a key October hearing on theconstitutionality of Trump's controversial executive order, which banned travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and limited refugee admissions.
City officials conceded that the earlier order in December, which banned unvaccinated students from attending schools in certain sections of Brooklyn, was not effective.
July 2, 1964 U.S. President LyndonJohnson signed the Civil Rights Act, which banned racial discrimination in the areas of trade, services and employment.
In Germany, a law enacted in 1949 against Nazi apologism, which banned Hitler salutes and other public rituals, facilitated the suppression of Third Reich symbols.
The strike committee gave advance warning-but the airline went to court and obtained an order which banned workers strike, citing that it is contrary to the law of Ukraine.
José Luis Martínez-Almeida has cancelled the“Madrid Central”, which banned certain petrol and diesel cars from the centre of the Spanish city.
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Space-based missiles were notattempted due to the Outer Space Treaty, which banned the use, testing or storage of nuclear weapons outside the Earth's atmosphere.
The speakers unanimously called for the universal revocation of a1929 Vatican directive(Cum Data Fuerit), which banned the ordination and ministry of married Eastern Catholic priests outside the traditional territories of their churches.