Sentences with phrase «ban use in their countries»

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An Iranian newspaper says the country's Central Bank has officially banned the use of cryptocurrencies in financial transactions in order to «prevent crimes such as money laundering and terrorism.»

Such groups have used the word «blessed» to describe the ban for reigniting anti-U.S. sentiment in Muslim - majority countries.

Other Asian countries have since followed suit, with South Korea reportedly set to ban the use of anonymous accounts in cryptocurrency transactions as soon as this month.

Exchange Ban Has «Capital Outflow» Risks Speaking to mainstream western media about the current turbulent regulatory climate in the country, one holder said opening an account on a foreign exchange or using connections abroad as proxies were both feasible options should the government enact a ban.

Lloyds Banking Group, the largest bank in the UK, has become the first major credit card provider in the country to ban its customers from using credit cards to buy cryptocurrencies, the Daily Telegraph reported today, Feb. 5.

Foodstocks are continuously piling up but so are the number of people without access to adequate food, those suffering from hunger and starvation, while in the meanwhile there has taken place a major decline in the quality of food available to the people, thanks to the excessive use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, more so in the poorer countries as the more hazardous pesticides are banned in the rich countries and both exported to and dumped in the poor countries.

Petition your local supermarket, council, or government, to ban single - use plastic bags — this has already happened in some countries around the world (although not yet NZ or Australia!).

Pesticides that are banned in the U.S. or Europe are still being used in many coffee - growing countries, especially older broad - spectrum insecticides which are highly toxic, but relatively inexpensive.

Potassium Bromate used for baking has been banned in the UK, Canada and many other countries due to its association with carcinogens.

U.S. Swimming, the governing body for the sport in this country, and the U.S. Olympic Committee announced Sunday that Angel Myers, who won three events at the recent Olympic trials and had a chance to win five medals in Seoul, would be disqualified from the Olympic team for use of a banned substance.

Here's the kicker, a number of these dyes have been banned in countries around the world because of their link to cancer, tumors, allergic reactions and hyperactivity in children, yet they are still used in foods in the good ol' U.S.A.

Canada yesterday became the first country to ban a widely found chemical from use in baby bottles, spurring a leading Democrat in the U.S. Senate to call for legislation that would prohibit use of bisphenol A, or BPA, in a number of everyday consumer products.

Although there is no particular law in this country banning specific baby names, a decree has recently been passed forbidding names that have multiple meanings from being used in the country.

For instance, the insecticide lindane, once used to protect crops such as barley, wheat, and corn from pests, is no longer used by farms in Canada, and has been banned in over 50 countries around the world.

His bill banning the use of handheld cell phones while driving became the first such state law in the entire country in 2000.

To the delight of animal protection campaigners around the country, the government has published draft legislation to ban the use of wild animals in travelling circuses in England.

Bans, partial bans or taxes on single - use plastic bags currently exist in more than 40 countries, including Kenya, China, France, Rwanda and ItBans, partial bans or taxes on single - use plastic bags currently exist in more than 40 countries, including Kenya, China, France, Rwanda and Itbans or taxes on single - use plastic bags currently exist in more than 40 countries, including Kenya, China, France, Rwanda and Italy.

Encouraged by initial studies, the Dutch government in 2006 successfully lobbied the European Commission to allow 5 % of each country's fleet to use pulse trawling, exempting them from the European Union's 1988 general ban on electrical fishing.

Aldicarb already has been banned in Europe, although it is still used, and perhaps manufactured, in other countries.

HCB, a pesticide that has been banned in the U.S. since1984, is still used in some other countries.

Used mostly to insulate large electrical capacitors and transformers, PCBs were one of the most widely used industrial substances on Earth until they were banned in the United States, and most other developed countries, in the late 19Used mostly to insulate large electrical capacitors and transformers, PCBs were one of the most widely used industrial substances on Earth until they were banned in the United States, and most other developed countries, in the late 19used industrial substances on Earth until they were banned in the United States, and most other developed countries, in the late 1970s.

The drugs have been sold as «bath salts» or «plant food» to skirt laws against marketing them for internal use, but in the U.S., UK, Canada and many other countries, their sale for any purpose is now banned.

In 1987, virtually every country in the world signed on to the Montreal Protocol in a concerted effort to ban the use of CFCs and repair the ozone holIn 1987, virtually every country in the world signed on to the Montreal Protocol in a concerted effort to ban the use of CFCs and repair the ozone holin the world signed on to the Montreal Protocol in a concerted effort to ban the use of CFCs and repair the ozone holin a concerted effort to ban the use of CFCs and repair the ozone hole.

Marine mammal advocates are optimistic that the Panama Declaration, an international agreement signed in 1997 by several Eastern Tropical Pacific countries and others that bans using dolphins to track tuna, has already helped curtail the process that has been so destructive.

And both Unilever, the Anglo - Dutch company, and Switzerland's Nestle stated that they would limit or ban the use of genetically modified ingredients in selected countries.

Rabies vaccine expert Zhen Fang Fu of the University of Georgia in Athens says the live attenuated vaccines (created from the weakened virus) still used in China have been banned in many other countries.

For instance, the amount of DDT fell sharply during the 1970s, when many European countries started to ban its use, but rose again after 1990s, when its use rose heavily in the Indian subcontinent.

Gangolf Jobb, who developed Treefinder, has banned its use in eight European countries and the U.S.

«By banning their use in Scotland, this country would be prevented from benefiting from future innovations in agriculture, fisheries and healthcare,» they write in the letter.

\ n \ nWhile historically there had been a ban on taxpayer funding of embryonic stem cell research, there has never been a ban on private funding in this country and many European countries have allowed this type of research for years, but so far none of this research has yielded a single therapeutic use.

The country will be the first in the EU to ban glyphosate — a weed - killing chemical commonly used by agricultural giants like Monsanto.

The use of hormones in chicken feed is banned in many developed countries, but hormones are still used by many non-organic farmers whose farming practices are not closely monitored.

Although many countries have banned phthalates and the United States has banned them in toys, they continue to be used in perfumes, including those marketed to children.

Our medical board of advisors» primary objective in researching and developing FIT Food Lean Whey was to find a pure source of quality whey protein that is free of genetically - engineered hormones (rBST and rBGH) which, though banned in other countries, are used in the United States dairy industry.

Taurine, in the past, was banned by some countries from being used as a supplement, but since this ban has been lifted.

Other European countries have also banned a variety of other growth hormones used in the United States, including melengestrol, zeranol, and trenbolone acetate.

Excessive proliferation of human breast cancer cells is never good, so countries in Europe started banning and restricting the use of these chemicals.

It is just one of many chemicals banned in other countries yet used in US foods.

Many European countries long ago banned the use of mercury in dental fillings.

Those who live in France should use chia seeds as flax has been banned for human consumption since 1973 and has limited availability in other European countries like Germany, Belgium and Switzerland.

In fact, certain countries around the world have already banned the use of hydrogenated oils in food manufacturing or at least set dates to phase them out for gooIn fact, certain countries around the world have already banned the use of hydrogenated oils in food manufacturing or at least set dates to phase them out for gooin food manufacturing or at least set dates to phase them out for good.

Illegal toxic pesticides are also routinely used to farm shrimp in some of these areas, including endosulfan, a broad - spectrum insecticide that is banned in more than 80 countries due to its environmental and human toxicity.

But did you know the science on artificial food dyes is so thorough and damning that they are banned in two European countries, require warning labels throughout the European Union (and are hence little used), and that Wal - Mart, Coca Cola, and Kraft in Britain don't use them?

Formerly boric acid was widely used as a preservative in foods but is now banned for this purpose in most countries, and is also banned from public sale in Australia.

Also, as leader of the pharmaceutical industry in Europe, Germany is very strict in controlling borax for non-commercial use while some other EU countries are completely ignoring the ban on borax.

It is banned from use in food products in Europe, Canada and most other countries, including China.

These products are also safe to use because they have FDA approved ingredients and formulation, which is why; these are not banned in any country.

Lindane, the oldest neurotoxin used for lice treatment and the active ingredient in Kwell, has been banned in 52 countries and restricted in 33 others for causing serious side effects, including seizures, stiff neck, lethargy, and slurred speech.

As I was wrapping up my research, I came across a post questioning the use of Hexylen Glycol, a solvent — considered a hazardous substance and is banned in other countries.

This content is still used in some countries, although it continues to use banned in many European countries.