Sentence examples for by law restricted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the wages were directly deposited in bank accounts, and those who wanted to remove their money before inflation flattened its value were by law restricted to daily withdrawals of 500 million Zimbabwean dollars, about $14.

Article 14(2)(a) provides that Parliament may by law restrict the right to free speech to protect, among other things, Singapore's security and public order, and to prevent incitement to any criminal offence.

The agency is hemmed in by laws restricting its ability to release trade secrets and internal agency records.

Immobilized and disconnected by laws restricting travel and the prohibitive cost of automobiles and cellular service, many in Burma are held hostage, their bars the national borders that keep them in.

While I admire Dr. Bruce A. Lucero's commitment to a woman's right to abortion (Op-Ed, July 12), I question his contention that minors are best served by laws restricting their right to abortion, like the child custody protection bill in Congress.

Cotton is the main crop, but the past three harvests have been catastrophic because of a requirement to sell at state-set prices so low that farmers are left with annual incomes of around $100. Unemployment is estimated at over 70%, exacerbated by public-sector layoffs, and by laws restricting job-seekers to their home towns.

I seriously doubt that free digital online access will ever be achieved as long as substantial profits can be had by keeping access to the law restricted.

Next month, the court will consider another First Amendment issue: whether free speech is infringed by a California law restricting the sale or rental of violent video games to minors.

It's the sort of game specifically allowed by most state laws and by a 2006 federal law restricting online gambling that carved out protections for fantasy sports leagues.

Mr. Poushter said Pew did not survey China this year because of a law restricting research by foreign organizations.

In Ohio, they noted, voters last year overturned by referendum a new state law restricting collective bargaining rights.