Sentence examples for illegally restricted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Caronia appealed the conviction, arguing that his right to free speech under the First Amendment was being illegally restricted.

It differs somewhat from the Justice Department case, as EC regulators there have issued preliminary findings that the company illegally restricted competition in the market for network servers and in the market for digital media players.

Some of those companies insisted that banning vending machines illegally restricts free trade and usurps state law that says the machines can only be restricted.

In August, the commission accused the British drug maker AstraZeneca of illegally restricting the sale of generic versions of its ulcer drug Losec.

They accuse Beijing of unfairly subsidizing Chinese auto parts makers and illegally restricting the exports of crucial raw materials that foreign parts makers need to stay competitive.

But, she added, in putting virtually all the burden of proof on plaintiffs seeking to argue that laws illegally restrict their voting rights, the decision makes it much tougher for voting rights groups to prevail in court.

BRUSSELS (AP) — The Intel Corporation, the computer chip maker, is claiming in court documents that European Union regulators made serious mistakes in levying a record fine of 1.06 billion euros ($1.45 billion) last May on a charge of illegally restricting a competitor.

C1 Battle Over Biotechnology The World Trade Organization is expected to render its verdict this week on charges by the United States that Europe is illegally restricting imports of genetically modified crops.

This would mean the government was illegally restricting CBD use.

Wilken is also scheduled to hear lawsuits led by Martin Jenkins, a Clemson football player who claims the NCAA illegally restricts players' earning power, and Shawne Alston, a former West Virginia running back who is fighting the cap on athletic scholarships.

Nadeem Akhtar, 45, of Silver Spring, Md., was indicted on a charge of conspiracy to illegally export restricted goods and technology to a nuclear power plant and a research commission in Pakistan.