Sentence examples for impermissible restriction from inspiring English sources
"I'm satisfied that nothing in the agreement imposes on a lawyer any impermissible restriction on the practice of law," Judge Eldon E. Fallon of Federal District Court in New Orleans said Friday at a court conference, according to The Associated Press.
Slavery is an impermissible restriction of the liberty of another.
Administration officials said the Indiana law imposed impermissible restrictions on the freedom of Medicaid recipients to choose health care providers.
Dr. Donald M. Berwick, administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said the state law imposed impermissible restrictions on the freedom of Medicaid beneficiaries to choose health care providers.
The Obama administration promptly told Indiana, and other states weighing similar legislation, that the measure violated federal law by imposing impermissible restrictions on the freedom of Medicaid beneficiaries to choose health care providers.
On Wednesday, the administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Donald Berwick, said the Indiana law, which is already in effect, violates federal Medicaid law by imposing impermissible restrictions on the freedom of Medicaid beneficiaries to choose health care providers.
For all versions of the harm principle insist that paternalism is an impermissible rationale for restriction.
"While the judge has acknowledged the other cases upholding similar laws, he concluded he is likely to find the city's restriction on female toplessness in public is based on an impermissible gender stereotype that results in a form of gender-based discrimination.
The appeals court upheld most of the welfare law's restrictions, but said that the prohibition on challenging existing law amounted to impermissible viewpoint discrimination because it "clearly seeks to discourage challenges to the status quo".
When these intertwined rights arise in exactly the same context, it would be anomalous for a restriction on speech to survive constitutional review under our limited-public-forum test only to be invalidated as an impermissible infringement of expressive association.
