Family visiting to MERS patients was restricted from an open visiting policy to 2 h per day during the evening with visitors not allowed to enter patient rooms.
WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department will be restricted from labeling a journalist as a criminal co-conspirator in seeking a search warrant to gain access to reporting materials under new media guidelines issued on Friday.
The rules, which were jointly released this week by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said that beginning March 10, foreign companies or foreign joint ventures will be restricted from disseminating a wide range of content online, including text, maps, games, animation, audio and video.
Existing and new apartment complexes would also be restricted from installing a door leading from the garage to the inside of the apartment, essentially making residents walk outside and open the garage from the front.
While a software engineer might be restricted from working in a certain market, it is probably not fair to ask a fast food worker not to work for a competitor globally.
A spokeswoman for the Department of City Planning, which regulates zoning, said a store must carry at least 60percentt pornographic items to be restricted from operating near a school.
The specific changes to the regulations mirrored many of the direct suggestions from the industry, including the addition of a three-year phase-in period before schools could be restricted from federal dollars, and a more lenient consideration of how student loan burdens are calculated.
To be restricted from the convenience of playing a round of simulated golf in your slippers in exchange for a nicely priced two-bedroom in a city where the advent of three-hundred-square-foot micro-apartments was greeted with the kind of jubilation last seen when the thirst-crazed peons of "Mad Max: Fury Road" got a little shower is no great hardship.
Financial institutions shall not be restricted from becoming clearing members in an uncompetitive or unreasonable way.
Maybe the problems we're trying to solve with the ageing dinosaur that is the music industry should be put on hold until we can solve the problem of how half the population seems to be restricted from the boys' club that is a hack day.
Should a student be restricted from accessing education because of what he or she chooses to wear?
