Sentence examples for directly restricted from inspiring English sources
In 1992, the government implemented a price band mechanism for rice, which directly restricted rice imports from the US and since then policies have remained restrictive.
People living in Sudan are also barred from online work that requires international money transfers for payment, directly restricted under the US Office of Foreign Assets Control.
Although optical remote sensing images are intuitive and easy to understand, they are directly restricted by sunlight, and optical remote sensors cannot image the earth under cloudy, rainy, foggy, and other inclement weather (Gamba et al. 2007; de Michele et al. 2010).
Blocking CD39 or CD73 with neutralizing Abs directly restricted ESC invasion.
Indeed, only Sindbis virus has been shown to be directly restricted by macroautophagy mediated degradation (Orvedahl et al., 2011).
Importantly, the Brm complex participates in ISC proliferation induced by the Scalloped Yorkie transcriptional complex and that the Hippo (Hpo) signaling pathway directly restricted ISC proliferation by regulating Brm protein levels by inducing caspase-dependent cleavage of Brm.
It thus has a mechanism to change human communication behavior without directly restricting call duration.
We accomplish this by reducing communication demand without directly restricting call duration.
"These geographical boundaries directly restrict the amount of physical expansion and growth that can happen here in Cannon Beach," said Richard Mays, the city manager.
Elected officials hate being blamed for directly restricting access to medical treatments — even when those treatments are proven to be worthless.
Because the proposed rule would directly restrict analysts' contacts with the news media, it may violate the analysts' First Amendment rights, as well, said James C. Goodale, a lawyer at Debevoise & Plimpton in New York.
