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The reformists' patron is former president Mohammad Khatami, who faces restrictions on his movement and activities but is leading from behind the scenes.

While the area is more accessible now in terms of paved roads and comfortable accommodations, a non-Navajo faces restrictions seeing it.

The BBC also faces restrictions on its digital operation after the review ordered greater scrutiny of its impact on local newspapers.

ACE will receive an increase in lottery money from £149 million in 2010-11 to £223 million in 2014-15 but faces restrictions, set down when the lottery was created, on how it can be used.

But the department's use of this tactic as part of its strategy for policing the Occupy Wall Street movement raises new questions about the surveillance efforts by the Police Department, which faces restrictions in monitoring political groups.

Mr Sokha has been released on bail but faces restrictions on his movement and communications, his family says.

Residents faced restrictions on watering lawns and flushing toilets.

The cigar makers faced restrictions of their own.

Millions of households now face restrictions, including hosepipe bans.

Foreign banks face restrictions; foreign law firms are banned.

For decades, they've faced restrictions on everything from marriage to childbirth.