Übersetzung für 'ban on posters' von Englisch nach Deutsch

ban on posters

Plakatverbot {n}

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ban on putting up posters

Plakatierverbot {n}

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ban on exports

Exportstopp {m}comm.

Exportverbot {n}comm.law

ban on emigration

Auswanderungs­verbot {n}pol.

ban on mining

Abbauverbot {n} [Lagerstätten]mining

ban on quarrying

Abbauverbot {n} [Steinbruch]mining

ban on thinking

Denkverbot {n}

ban on deporting

Abschiebestopp {m}pol.

ban on brewing

Brauverbot {n}brewlaw

ban on discrimination

Diskriminierungs­verbot {n}lawpol.

ban on staying

Aufenthaltsverbot {n}law

ban on cultivation

Anbauverbot {n}agr.law

ban on building

Bauverbot {n}constr.law

ban on comments

Kommentarverbot {n}

ban on cloning

Klonverbot {n}biotech.lawpol.

ban on images

Bilderverbot {n}relig.

ban on production

Herstellungs­verbot {n}econ.ind.law

ban on photography

Fotografieverbot {n}lawphoto.

ban on Shabbat

Sabbatverbot {n}relig.

ban on immigration

Einwanderungs­verbot {n}pol.

ban on imports

Importverbot {n}comm.law

• She further called for a ban on the placement of election posters on local council-owned poles, but not on the more common eircom poles or Electric Ireland poles.
• In June 2018, Bilour opposed the Town-1 Peshawar administration's ban on the display of election posters and banners on historic gates of the city, on the conserved city wall and on the Gorkhatri Archaeological Complex.
• Despite its protestations, the DP was accused of violating a ban on campaigning in the 48 hours prior to election day by putting up posters in Kumanovo, and was subsequently fined 25,000 denars.
• He is also considering an outright ban on election posters.
• Squatters marked the ten year anniversary of the squatting ban on 1 October 2020 in a national campaign placing banners and posters on long-term empty places.

• Different government entities filed a total of four charges against Rahman: two by police for an altercation that arose when they shut down the printing press and newspaper offices; one for sedition for allegedly publishing posters and publicity material for Hizb-ut-Tahrir, a banned Islamist group; and one for fraud based on his publisher's signed statement.
• Protests occurred against the film and Khan which included the burning of posters of the star in effigy.
• The performances would be self advertised with homemade posters and during the performances friends would stand outside checking for the Garrison Command, if they were seen the band would be signaled and the performance would stop momentarily and anyone dancing would immediately sit down.
• Several Muslim Brotherhood members were arrested while putting up posters for a female candidate signalling an "attempt to silence the Islamic group."
• In spring 1901, the peace court in Žagarė fined Višinskis three rubles for posting the bilingual posters in Pašvitinys and Joniškis.