Sentence examples for expanded restrictions from inspiring English sources
Japan announced new sanctions last week that include expanded restrictions on travel between the two countries and a complete ban on visits by North Korean ships to Japan.
General Allen's directive comes nearly two years after Gen. David H. Petraeus, upon assuming command of international forces in Afghanistan, issued new guidelines on the use of force in Afghanistan that expanded restrictions on artillery strikes and aerial bombardment, but clarified that troops had the right to self-defense.
Nevada voted in favor of more stringent background checks while California approved expanded restrictions on purchasing and possessing ammunition.
The expanded restrictions are provoking an outcry from gun advocates, according to conservative media outlets.
But it is joining other carriers in expanding restrictions on cheap fares.
Among other things, the administration is prepared to freeze the assets of Sudanese leaders and expand restrictions on their travel.
They also said they would oppose attempts to expand restrictions on abortion and fight for equality for minorities and gays.
Tavern keepers and smokers' rights advocates turned out in force at a City Council committee hearing yesterday to angrily protest calls to expand restrictions on smoking in public places.
Expanding restrictions on information adds greatly to the power of the executive; criminalizing citizens' contact with that information adds even greater uncertainty.
In response to the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 Congress passed, and President Bush signed into law, three pieces of legislation* that expand restrictions on the possession, use, and access to biological agents and toxins (termed "select agents").
DealBook » Banks Lobbying Strategyy on the Volcker Rule | After pushing regulators to expand restrictions on trading by foreign firms under the Volcker Rule, American banks then encouraged foreign governments to criticize the regulation, Bloomberg News writes.
