Examples of using Total ban in English and their translations into Romanian
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A total ban of phosphates in detergents would be most effective for reducing eutrophication risks at EU level.
A total ban on sales of the substances to members of the general public,
Many Member States have a total ban on free distribution of tobacco products,
UN health agency calls for total ban on tobacco advertising to protect young"(Press release).
This may constitute a total ban of all forms of"preaching" regardless of its context or effect.
Economy and Energy Minister Petar Dimitrov imposed a total ban on exports until the end of this week,
Consequently, in favour of the adoption of strict measures for industrial uses and a total ban for professional and consumer uses.
In September 2008, in a resolution it adopted, the European Parliament supported a total ban of cloning.
Exemptions would reduce the effect of de-normalising smoking which could be achieved by a total ban.
I advocate a total ban on the import of seal fur skins.
Indeed, many EU citizens do not, and they support a total ban on the import of seal fur skins.
However, Parliament's report leads me to conclude that this House has reached the point of accepting a total ban on seal fur skins.
Ultimately, I believe that a total ban on international trade in tuna- its inclusion in Appendix I- would be premature,
including a total ban on smoking in all enclosed public places
the European Maritime Fisheries Fund(EMFF) could be used to support the transition towards a total ban provided that specific conditions are fulfilled.
A total ban on smoking in businesses is planned for 2012
Persecution on religious grounds may take various forms, such as a total ban on worship and religious instruction,
the Commission should set a precise timetable with a view to calling for a total ban on disposable plastic bags
Every Member State called for a total ban on aviation security service providers reaping operational profits from these activities, stressing the need to guarantee a
products' lifetime23, the Committee called on policy-makers to consider a total ban on products with built-in defects designed to end the product's life.