Sentence examples for had some restriction from inspiring English sources

After the nuclear accident, more than half of the area of the Soso region was either evacuated (mostly within 20 km from the Daiichi Station) or had some restriction on activities imposed (mostly within 30 km).

We then built a large, local app store that provided a platform to reach African users, since Google Play had some restrictions in place.

The 11 senior colleges in the system have always had some restrictions on admissions, but some have had standards so loose that they come close to having open admissions.

While the course, which routinely enrolled close to 200 students, had some restrictions due to its size, Klein was generally pleased with the lecture environment.

In the US, for example, every one of the states has some restriction on marriage between relatives.

Further, while Uganda has no restrictions on the hours of sale, days of sale, or places where alcohol can be sold, Burkina Faso has some restriction on where alcohol can be sold [ 15].

Approximately 25% of the population aged over 55 years are affected at any one time and half of these will have some restriction of normal daily activities [ 1, 2].

M.R.A.'s have some restrictions already.

The two-point G1 Hermite data that is considered has some restrictions on the angles.

"She understands the older skater, those of us who have some restrictions".

Well, since I am highly sensitive to any kind of gluten, I have some restrictions.