71.   KWS director David Western said a worldwide ban is necessary to eliminate a market for ivory, which threatens elephant conservation.

72.   Lawmaker Burkhard Hirsch of the Free Democrats, the junior partner in the government coalition, urged a worldwide ban on neo-Nazi propaganda.

73.   Lower-level officials from the Summit of the Eight countries also fashioned a policy to impose a worldwide ban on human cloning.

74.   Many more Asian elephants will be hunted for their tusks if a worldwide ban on the ivory trade is lifted, Indian officials and environmentalists warned Saturday.

75.   North Korea denounced the United States on Friday for seeking an exemption from a proposed worldwide ban to keep antipersonnel land mines in the Korean Peninsula.

76.   On the one hand, he has declared support for a worldwide ban on mines.

77.   On Tuesday in Brussels, British experts failed to persuade EU veterinary experts to drop proposals they made Monday for a worldwide ban on British beef exports.

78.   Pastor said Greenpeace plans to encourage Chinese authorities to agree to sign a worldwide ban on nuclear testing currently being negotiated in Geneva.

79.   One theory says elephants became bolder because of a worldwide ban four years ago on the trading of ivory.

80.   President Clinton decided last May against banning American use of land mines even though he has called for a permanent worldwide ban on them.

a. + ban >>共 485
total 8.46%
such 4.36%
global 4.27%
proposed 3.88%
worldwide 3.63%
outright 2.92%
constitutional 2.92%
complete 2.53%
international 2.47%
federal 2.36%
worldwide + n. >>共 1192
ban 2.60%
network 2.32%
market 2.14%
demand 2.14%
attention 1.85%
sale 1.77%
computer 1.45%
operation 1.37%
condemnation 1.35%
campaign 1.15%
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