Sentence examples for currently off limits from inspiring English sources

"Our Congress needs to give us access to those areas that are currently off limits to the industry," he said.

But once in office, Ari Fleischer, the Bush transition spokesman, said, he plans to direct the Energy Department to review federal lands currently off limits for drilling.

To meet this demand, the industry must go where the resources are — Wyoming and other parts of the Rockies — since most resources in Alaska and offshore are currently off limits.

Britain will collaborate with the United States on developing floating wind power technology in deep waters that are currently off limits to conventional turbines but where the wind is much stronger, the British energy minister says.

The 102nd Street path being proposed for sharing by cyclists and pedestrians is less controversial than the two near the 97th Street transverse because much of it is already a legal shortcut for riders using the looping park drive, but the pedestrian paths to reach it are currently off limits to bikes.

Hayward urged the U.S. government to open up an estimated 100 billion barrels of oil and gas currently off limits on along the U.S. outer continental shelf.

The biggest fiscal problem confronting Mr. Bush is that more than 80percentt of the $2.3 trillion federal budget is currently off-limits for cutting.

Nearly two-thirds of federal lands are currently off-limits to drilling and mining, and leasing has slowed in recent years.

As we open up rooms that are currently off-limits to the public, the redesigned building will have more quiet areas, in both our historic spaces and the inspiring new ones.

Most of the tunnels and trenches are currently off-limits to the public for reasons of safety.

However, the tunnel is currently off-limits to general public visitation, as it is a very dangerous place to visit, with the ever-present danger of further collapse and rattlesnake bite.