Sentence examples for during restricted from inspiring English sources

In Parachute, people who water lawns during restricted times could face a fine of up to $1,000 or a year in jail.

Omar, who's also a board member of the SVP, told me that two weeks before I met him in July at the Urban Justice Center's offices, a police officer tried to ticket him for selling during restricted hours.

Among them: Restaurants may not serve water unless patrons request it, and washing sidewalks, driveways and streets -- as well as watering lawns and turf -- is prohibited from Nov. 1 through March 31 and is permitted only during restricted hours in other months.

It may seem unthinkable now, but as late as the 1980s, Americans in many states had only one option if they wanted to register to vote: Show up in person at a central registrar's office, which might be open only during restricted business hours and located far from the voter's home.

Food was given ad libitum, except during restricted feeding protocols, as specified.

Then, the mean FAA during restricted feeding was calculated by averaging the FAA for all mice.

The cellular consolidation process is a time-restricted process, with amnestic agents being effective only during a restricted time window (McGaugh, 2000).

But according to the original indictment, Mr. Davis had been giving his clients information from the briefings during such restricted periods since about 1999.

But during those restricted hours, anyone caught pausing to take a picture, read a map, point at a cathedral or stare in amazement at $2 silk ties will be fined.

And people who live in Manhattan could take their cars on the streets without passengers, officials said, but if they left the island and tried to return, they could be prevented from doing so during the restricted hours.

However, incomplete melting of the coarse fraction of the powder during deposition restricted the formation of fully amorphous structure in the final parts.