Sentence examples for continuing restriction from inspiring English sources

That continuing restriction prompted both Google and Twitter to say they would not publish similar data until they could separate national security requests from the rest.

Presumably he will have to gain an additional waiver from the F.C.C. to add Channel 9 if he intends to retain The Post because of the continuing restriction on cross-ownership of newspapers and stations.

Of 3534 persons who had baseline restriction, it is estimated that 68.8% (66.2%, 71.3%) would report continuing restriction in at least one aspect of life after 3 years.

Demonstrations and rioting continued across the country over the economic crisis and over continuing restrictions on Argentines' access to their bank accounts.

A White House official who refused to be identified by name cited "security concerns" as the reason for the continuing restrictions on private aviation.

But Anil Gupta at INSEAD, a business school, does not think the continuing restrictions on ownership will be a big deterrent.

Very little development has been permitted since then, but for procedural reasons the case before the Supreme Court today concerned not the continuing restrictions but only the original 32 months.

It cited continuing restrictions of political freedoms and widespread abuses by the police and security forces against those viewed as dissenters, underscoring the administration's sometimes awkward balance between idealism and pragmatism in foreign relations.

For some time, both Japan and the United States have failed to deal with outstanding irritants in their economic relationship, such as the continuing restrictions on the import of U.S. beef.

Argentina faced continuing restrictions on trade in agriculture, which were only partially ameliorated by its signing the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs in 1967.

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.