Definition

1. Noun:
   • An official legal order that prohibits a specific person from entering a certain place or area, or from engaging in a particular activity, typically for a specified period. A banning order is a formal injunction issued by a court or authority.

Usage

• A banning order is a legal instrument used to prevent individuals from causing trouble, often in contexts like sports events or public disturbances.
• It is commonly issued against individuals to restrict their movement or actions to maintain public order.

Examples

• Noun:
  • The court issued a banning order against the fan, preventing him from attending any football matches for three years.
  • She received a banning order from the city center after repeated incidents of disorderly conduct.

Advanced Usage

• "to be subject to a banning order": to be under the legal restriction imposed by such an order.
  • He is subject to a banning order that expires next month.
• "to impose a banning order": for an authority to issue and enforce this type of order.
  • The judge decided to impose a banning order to protect the community.

Variants and Related Words

• Ban (verb/noun): To officially or formally prohibit something.
• Injunction (noun): A judicial order that restrains a person from beginning or continuing an action.
• Prohibition order (noun): A similar formal order forbidding an activity.

Synonyms

• Exclusion order: An order that excludes someone from a place.
• Restraining order: A court order to restrict an individual's actions towards another person or place.

Related Phrases

• Football banning order: A specific type of banning order in the UK that prevents individuals involved in football-related violence or disorder from attending matches.
  • He cannot travel abroad for the championship due to a football banning order.

Noun

1. an order that bans something