Sentence examples for intense restrictions from inspiring English sources
Reuters was among a handful of western news agencies still allowed to operate in the country, albeit under intense restrictions, such as a ban on reporting opposition protests.
Foreign journalists work under intense restrictions in Syria so reports by both sides are hard to verify.
In contrast, the crystallization and melting temperature, degree of crystallinity and crystal size considerably decreased, as revealed by differential scanning calorimetry and X-ray diffraction experiments, due to the inactive nucleating role of these SWCNTs and the intense restrictions on chain mobility imposed by the SWCNT polymer interactions.
Public consumption: Yes, but subjected to intense restrictions, including not consuming in spaces that are being used for public events.
As the New York Times notes, "Again, we have no way of knowing when or where the video was shot, or if this reader's account is accurate, due to the intense restrictions on first-hand reporting imposed on the press inside Iran".
Despite intense security restrictions, there were two stabbings this month in Beijing.
The blast, coming less than a week before elaborate celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, rattled the capital, which has been under intense security restrictions.
We evaluated individuals during the long-term after surgery to avoid the potential confounding effect of intense caloric restriction or rapid weight loss or both on glucose tolerance.
We don't like to think about big-time college basketball as a billion-dollar industry, one that saddles the athletes we love rooting for with absurd financial restrictions, intense demands, and a lack of basic rights.
If Pyongyang wanted to open up, the authorities could allow more access, even if it is under a more intense system of restriction than the Chinese currently use.
Under intense pressure, Israel eased restrictions last summer on many goods going into Gaza through land crossings.
