111.   So the new international protocol banning the use of child soldiers, agreed to last week in Geneva, is a salutary achievement.

112.   Some consumer groups have called for regulators to ban antibiotic use in food animals for purposes other than to treat specific diseases posing an immediate threat.

113.   Some have suggested banning wireless use in the car except for emergencies.

114.   Some states have already banned the use of derivatives by public agencies.

115.   State law banned peyote use for any purpose.

116.   Some fancy restaurants are already banning the use of cell phones while dining.

117.   South Africa will not destroy or ban the use of its stockpile of more powerful anti-tank mines.

118.   Suspecting that one or more of the pituitaries had come from a CJD victim, the FDA banned the use of cadavers as sources of growth hormone.

119.   State legislatures across the country have debated the issue, but none have banned mobile phone use in cars.

120.   States can impose special taxes, set some environmental or safety standards, and even ban the use of certain products.