Sentence examples for complete restrictions from inspiring English sources

One possible response would be to restrict "unhealthy" sponsorship of sports (eg, as done successfully with the complete restrictions on tobacco sponsorship in New Zealand).

This was considered as complete restrictions of smoking at home.

Only 23% (60/258, 95% CI 21%to25%5%) of households in Mirpur and 16% (23/143, 95% CI 14%to18%8%) of households in Savar had complete restrictions on smoking inside the house (figure 3).

"As with all such consents, there is, rightly, a complete restriction on ex-ministers lobbying their former departments.

President Obama's signing statement criticizing Congress's ban was careful not to interpret the ban as a complete restriction on executive branch authority to transfer Guantánamo prisoners.

One compared complete restriction of food and drink with complete freedom to eat and drink at will, two compared water with other liquids and foods and two compared water with carbohydrate drinks.

Complete restriction to a B lineage fate appears to be a late event.

Complete restriction to a B lineage lymphoid fate may be a very late event in human lymphopoiesis.

The absence of genes encoding a complete restriction-modification (RM) system in the 'Ca .L. solanacearum' genome may make this bacterium highly susceptible to the effects of phage infection and integration.

In addition to the direct genomic sequence comparison between O. sativa and O. glaberrima, the genetic analysis showed a complete restriction of recombination between markers spanning the inversion in our interspecific BC1F1 populations.

Analysis of the multilineage differentiation capacity of SCD parent clones and daughter clones enabled us to formulate a new hierarchical schema for MSC self-renewal and differentiation in which a self-renewing multipotent MSC gives rise to more restricted self-renewing progenitors that gradually lose differentiation potential until a state of complete restriction to the fibroblast is reached.