Word: bans
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...Assistant Secretary of State Robert Gallucci, who has been handling negotiations with the North, lists even more specific demands. The U.S. will require Pyongyang's full adherence to the nonproliferation treaty's terms, including special inspections of suspect sites and a ban on all reprocessing of nuclear fuels. Then, if the talks turn to diplomatic recognition, the U.S. will want political changes, like improvements in North Korea's respect for human rights...
From the day in late 1942 when Spike Jones & His City Slickers stormed the charts with Der Feuhrer's Face, they were the official naughty boys of music. They slowed down when Musicians Union boss James V. Petrillo imposed a two- year ban on union members' making records, but they hit the top spot in late '44, when their impudent version of Cocktails for Two sold two million records. Four years later, the holiday jape All I Want for Christmas (My Two Front Teeth) sold 1.5 million copies in six weeks. Jones cinched his renown with a high-rated radio...
...students however, stood up at the meeting to show support for the hate speech ban...
...years, professors and administrators have promised to take action to demonstrate Harvard's opposition to the military's ban on homosexuals. In 1990, they declared the gay ban inconsistent with Harvard's own non-discrimination policy. As a sign of their dismay, they vowed to sever all ties with ROTC within two years if the gay ban remained in place...
...affirming its own ethical stand against discrimination, the University would be sending an urgent message to washington, and to the rest of the country. Harvard could credibly use its bully pulpit to decry the military's ban on gays as nothing more than a homophobic defense of the status quo... April...