Examples of using Total ban in English and their translations into Polish
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The plan to institute a total ban on abortion has nothing to do with protecting life.
The EESC would like to see a total ban on products with built-in defects designed to shorten their life, and it would like
This slaughter will continue as long as the European Commission does not impose a total ban on trade in all seal products.
Besides that, I hope that the latest technological developments will enable us to amend the total ban on liquids on board aircraft by the beginning of next year.
in favour of the adoption of strict measures for industrial uses and a total ban for professional and consumer uses.
could be used to support the transition towards a total ban provided that specific conditions are fulfilled.
Szydlo spoke out in favour of a renewed initiative by the Catholic hierarchy for a total ban on abortion.
It is absolutely imperative that we impose a total ban on the use of cyanide in mining within the EU in order to avert tragedies affecting people
we opted for a total ban, with a few exceptions under very strict conditions.
as a step on the road to the total ban of atomic weapons.
The EESC would like to see a total ban on products with built-in defects designed to end the product's life.
proven to be unsuccessful, then a total ban under Appendix I must be considered.
deciduous woods, a total ban on cabins of high-age oak groves.
member states for a total ban of chemical pesticides in urban areas.
As a total ban is not envisaged, and the overall non-professional consumption of the precursors concerned only amounts to about 1-5% of
social impacts of measures ranging from a"zero option" to a total ban on importations of the fish
The EESC would like to see a total ban on products with built-in defects designed to end the product's life,” explains Mr Libaert, the opinion's rapporteur
exists between the Council, the Commission and Parliament today in support of a total ban.
The regulatory impact assessment carried out by the UK Government estimated the health benefits of this option at 40 per cent of the benefits of a total ban(based on an assumption that 10-30% of the pubs do not currently serve food). lxxiv.
Contrary to the extreme position of a total ban, as first proposed by the rapporteur, the compromise we have reached now leaves Member States the