Sentence examples for continued restriction from inspiring English sources
THE stench of vested interest is pervading Japan's continued restriction on the use of the contraceptive pill.
The continued restriction of flights from several European countries has meant that a lot of bookings (for accommodation, diving courses and so on) were cancelled.
An official at a trading company based in Tokyo, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said it was unclear if the continued restriction in shipments was the result of a backlog that might have built up over the weeklong halt or whether a longer-term ban was in place.
The UK National Health Service (NHS) is undergoing institutional reorganisation due to the Health and Social Care Act-2012 with a continued restriction on funding within the NHS and clinically focused academic institutions.
But Mr. Barak remains opposed to a return to the situation before the outbreak of violence two months ago, favoring continued restrictions on Palestinian goods and workers.
Now he is very deaf, and very angry.Like 1.3m other former "politicals" in Indonesia, he and his family suffered continued restrictions even after his release from jail.
The continued restrictions on opposition leaders is a major challenge for the moderate president, Hassan Rouhani, and popular demand for an end to the house arrests is high.
Many organizations are making a huge effort to communicate facts like these to the Chinese public, but the size of China's population and continued restrictions on freedom of speech within the country make this a herculean task.
With continued restrictions on abortion providers, wealthier women would still be able to go out of state to get an abortion, but poor women would be priced out of an abortion, says Borchelt.
Emissions from transport are proving very tough to curb, and will require continued restrictions on internal combustion engines.
Increased taxes and continued restrictions on where smokers can and cannot partake haven't seemed to result in a perceptible drop in sales.
