Примери за използване на Partial ban на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In other countries, there are partial bans.
Malta have partial bans which allow smoking in closed-off, separately ventilated areas.
Eighteen EU countries have complete or partial bans on the use of wild animals in circuses.
At least 25 of India's 29 states have full or partial bans on single-use plastics, but they're often not strictly enforced.
the U.K.- have partial bans, in schools only.
The US, UK and Canada were among 38 countries that had partial bans, where corporal punishment is prohibited only in schools and not at home.
had partial bans, in which such punishment is prohibited only in schools.
Slovenia have already imposed partial bans on some neonicotinoids and criticizes the UK government for opposing European Commission proposals for a full moratorium on the three neonicotinoids on all crops attractive to bees.
to be made subject to total or partial bans or other restrictions,
to be made subject to total or partial bans or other restrictions,
to be made subject to total or partial bans or other restrictions, based on an assessment of those risks.
of total or partial bans or other restrictions.
The partial ban has a limited impact on tobacco consumption.
In August Germany's Interior Minister came out in favour of a partial ban.
Bullfighting is returning to Majorca after a partial ban on the practice was overturned by Spain's top court.
India has joined a group of about 40 countries that have imposed full or partial ban on use of animals in circuses.
A large majority of Germans are in favor of at least a partial ban on the Islamic veil, a poll has found.
A poll suggests a large majority of Germans favor at least a partial ban on the face-covering veils used by some Muslim women.
On Wednesday, official employment statistics will provide the first indication of the impact that lifting the partial ban has had on immigration to Britain.
A YouGov survey commissioned by RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland- an association of German-language news outlets- found that 75% of German respondents favored a total or partial ban on firecrackers.