Sentence examples for declared restrictions from inspiring English sources

In 1682 a council of French bishops issued the Four Gallican Articles, which declared restrictions on the authority of the pope in both secular and spiritual affairs.

Queensland's Bob Katter declared the restrictions would entrench the two-party system and the two-party view of the world in the practices and rules of the parliament.

Iranian leaders have declared that restrictions would be lifted as soon as a deal was done.

The unanimous decision of the Supreme Court of Canada — co-written by all seven judges, which is uncommon — declared those restrictions null and void, meaning patients will now be able to take their medicine however they like.

Until last year, condominium buyers had to be 40 years old, but the state declared the restriction to be illegal.

That prompted Governor Jerry Brown to declare mandatory restrictions on urban water use, ordering a 25% cutback.

Congress passed the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996, and in 2010 a federal judge in Massachusetts struck down the law as unconstitutional, declaring that restrictions on same-sex marriage had no rational basis and failed even the most lenient test for constitutional scrutiny.

The fuel consumption of future civil aircraft needs to be reduced because of the CO2 restrictions declared by the European Union.

The rain started when a drought was declared and hosepipe restrictions came into use.

Then, in July 2010, the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the restrictions on the voting rights of MPs imposed by the OLIPPAC.

Greenpeace praised the Orange Alert that had been declared for putting restrictions on construction and industry, but said that it was "clearly not enough".