Sentences with phrase «new blanket ban»

As Recode reports, Facebook has instigated a new blanket ban policy which «prohibits ads that promote financial products and services that are frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices, such as binary options, initial coin offerings and cryptocurrency».
The government's new blanket ban on the supply of psychoactive substances, continued to cause controversy this week.

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The new law would be a blanket ban on short - term rentals no matter how ethical the renter is.
The South Korean government issued a blanket ban on ICOs last September and has since introduced new legislation to curb speculation in the cryptocurrency market.
UK: Alcohol ad ban talk a «waste of time» - Portman Group The Portman Group has argued it is a waste of time talking about blanket bans after a new report urged a shake - up of the rules around UK alco
UK: Alcohol ad ban talk a «waste of time» - Portman Group The Portman Group has argued it is a waste of time talking about blanket bans after a new report urged a shake - up of the rules around UK alco... read more
It actually supports a blanket ban on new psychoactive substances.
This emphatically rejected the New Zealand model of regulating new drugs and instead suggested a blanket bNew Zealand model of regulating new drugs and instead suggested a blanket bnew drugs and instead suggested a blanket ban.
The regulation is not aiming for a blanket ban on legal highs, but for an effective, trans - continent system for preventing dangerous new substances reaching potential consumers.
Analysts say this is the first time Beijing has put a ban on the opening of new mines: the move has been prompted both by falling demand for coal as a result of a slowing economy and by increasing public concern about hazardous levels of pollution, which have blanketed many cities across the country over recent months.
If we assume the call is for nations and states to ban any new coal, oil, and gas projects, this is a very welcome shift to seeking blanket bans explicitly on climate grounds rather than any piecemeal opposition to individual projects based on a variety of environmental issues.
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