Sentence examples for Restricted communications from inspiring English sources
The regime restricted communications, blocking the Internet and interrupting telephone service throughout the country.
The Taliban have restricted communications between outside agencies and Afghan staff members still in the country, the United Nations and other organizations said.
In 2011, a Cuban court sentenced US subcontractor Alan Gross to 15 years after convicting him of crimes against the state for importing restricted communications equipment.
Such conditions include concrete furniture, timed showers, tiny cell windows and sharply restricted communications with the outside world, including family members.
Rather, it will eliminate an element of the plan that restricted communications between shareholders.
On the day of the eruption, several evacuation attempts were made, but a severe storm restricted communications.
This article examines whether information availability has become a victim of the war on terrorism – whether the nation has entered a time in which legal and policy initiatives are creating information gulags – secreting government information and restricting communications among members of the public, including the academic community.
Mr. Obama recently infuriated advocates of open government by asserting his right to restrict communications between federal workers and Congress.
French laws protect the right of journalists to refuse to disclose the identity of confidential sources, and restrict communications surveillance to matters involving the "defense of national interests".
The Justice Department contacted those local governments last year over concerns that they had violated a federal statute that says they must not restrict communications with federal authorities about citizenship or immigration status.
1. Prove compliance with federal law that bars cities or states from restricting communications between the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) about the immigration or citizenship status of a person in custody.
