Sentence examples for extending the restriction of from inspiring English sources

Several parties have placed reservations on this clause, allowing it to be interpreted in a manner consistent with their constitutions (e.g., China, Mexico), or extending the restriction of union rights to groups such as firefighters (e.g., Japan).

However, Norman Y . Mineta secretary of transportation, said that the Federal Aviation Administration had temporarily extended the restriction on other commercial flights.

Although the rules — called nonautomatic import licenses — have been in effect since 2005, the European trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, said Argentina "tightened the screws" in February by extending the restrictions to cover all imports instead of just some product categories, prompting an outcry not only in Europe and the United States and elsewhere.

The surprise is that Ofcom has chosen to extend the restrictions to any programme any time of the day that has an "above-average" audience of under 16-year-olds.

This extended the restriction fingerprint of the empty vector to fragments over 900 bp which were not detectable in the analysis.

(We say that h: B→A extends f : X→A when the restriction of h to X is f).

This study confirms earlier data on the regulation of myelopoiesis by CD137 receptor - ligand interaction, and extends them by demonstrating the restriction of this growth promoting influence to the monocytic lineage.

The 1938 law eased gun restrictions, extending the duration of permits and lowering the age requirement for firearm ownership.

"Silent mating type information regulation 2 homolog" (sirtuin 1 or SIRT1) is NAD+-dependent class III histone deacetylase (HDAC) found up-regulated under caloric restriction and extending the lifespan of many organisms [ 110].

Mr Blair has been pressing for an easing of restrictions, such as extending the opening hours of Allenby Bridge.

"Trump's Global Gag Rule impacts about 15 times more U.S. funding and also extends the reach of restrictions beyond NGO grants and cooperative agreements to contracts," the Population Action International, a global family planning and reproductive health group, said in a statement.