alcohol ban造句

• An alcohol ban will be placed on the Western Terrace, while restrictions will be imposed in other areas of the ground.
• Despite the Islamic alcohol ban in Iran, many continue to include home-made and contraband alcoholic drinks in their celebrations.
• There has been a noticeable decrease in alcohol fuelled violence and dysfunction in the communities that have faced alcohol bans and restrictions.
• In the wake of an alcohol ban that didn't work and a gun found in a fanny pack comes radical reform.
• But regional Prefect Jean-Paul Proust relented on a strict alcohol ban announced earlier, under pressure from cafe and restaurant owners.
• There was an alcohol ban during World Cups in Italy and France, and partial restrictions during the U . S . event.
• Since the Liquor Authority's denial on the applications, the Oneida Indian Nation has lifted the alcohol ban in the resort.
• The war against binge drinking on college campuses has featured many weapons _ alcohol bans, lectures, newspaper advertisements, alcohol awareness sessions.
• Menagh said he and his clients are not concerned about the alcohol ban but they are worried about the money the unions could lose.
• In 2009, with the alcohol ban, race attendance dropped to 77, 850 after topping 100, 000 for eight consecutive years.
• The alcohol ban has created some tensions between Indians and non-Indians, but opinions about it are hardly monolithic in those respective populations.
• The City Council lifted the Halloween alcohol ban in March, only to see unruly crowds return last weekend, when 100 people were arrested.
• Oh, and does the alcohol ban extend to the private boxes, or will the 600 Club serve as a Fenway speakeasy for Good Friday?
• In addition to the alcohol ban, myriad other safety-related changes that will probably be less visible to spectators were ordered by the city.
• As a result, heavy police presence, a strict alcohol ban and tougher border checks that turned away suspected hooligans appeared to do the trick.
• There was an alcohol ban during the tournament's finals in Italy and France, and partial restrictions during the U . S . event.
• The alcohol ban lasted until 1953-as a young man, John A . Lee was jailed for smuggling alcohol into the area around 1910.