Sentence examples for deemed off limits from inspiring English sources

With strong support from environmental groups, Vice President Al Gore has said he would go even further, by extending the ban to include roadless areas of the Tongass National Forest in Alaska, the nation's largest, and by explicitly banning logging in all areas deemed off limits to roads.

During this time, reefs would be deemed off limits during spawning and feeding periods so that the ecosystem could replenish itself.

In defiance of international law, General Miller did not allow the ICRC to visit Slahi, who was deemed "off limits" due to "military necessity".

The city area was deemed off limits, and a unit was ordered into the area for mosquito control (13 ).

What was not expected, though, was that the subject of the Williams sisters, too, would be deemed off limits.

In "Brought to You By," Samuel lists topics deemed off limits as "politics, sex, adultery, unemployment, poverty, successful criminality and alcohol" — now the basic food groups of cable.

Israeli soldiers patrolling the border with the Gaza Strip on Friday shot and wounded five Palestinians who were in an area on the Gaza side that Israel deems off limits, the Israeli Army and Gaza medics said.

It was the one part of Mr. Gilbert's operations deemed off-limits during my tour.

Cuban bureaucracy persists, and many subjects, particularly events after 1959, are still deemed off-limits by the authorities.

The two sides aren't going to reconcile that difference, so the relevant question is whether or not the tactics in and of themselves should be deemed off-limits.

Many papers have begun running ads on their front pages – a space once deemed off-limits – most egregiously exemplified by the Los Angeles Times running one indistinguishable from a news story.