Sentence examples for So restrictions from inspiring English sources

So restrictions on expatriates' voting rights will also restrict their ability to bankroll the Tories.But perhaps surprisingly, the most passionate argument on this issue has arisen not between government and opposition, but between two Labour backbenchers who regard the issue as one of principle.

So restrictions on their use at beaches, parks and near the entrances of buildings seem like overkill.

Even so, restrictions on what runners can and can't wear were eventually put into place.

Even so, restrictions on labour will remain for up to seven years after accession, though Finland and the Netherlands are looking to open their borders to the newcomers sooner.Since 1989, trade has shifted strongly towards the west.

"But once people start living there, they may not like all the noise and litter, so restrictions come," he said.

He believes that the majority of people interested in buying recreational cannabis would prefer to do so legally, so restrictions on its lawful purchase should not be too confining or the black market would continue to prosper. .

In mef(A) there is one BamHI site, so restriction generates two fragments of 1,340 and 403 bp, while in mef(E) there are no BamHI restriction sites.

However, high intake of added sugar is considered to displace other nutrient content, and so restriction of free sugar should be encouraged [ 16].

Canonically, PRC1 is recruited to genomic loci by the H3K27me3 mark laid down by PRC2 40, so restriction of PRC2 binding by DNA methylation would be expected to also affect PRC1 recruitment.

There are so many restrictions on performance.

Even so, some restrictions apply to electoral moonlighting.