Sentence examples for interim restriction from inspiring English sources

There will be an interim restriction of 56 hours in 2007.

Following a complaint from Christian group Family First about the award-winning title's "detailed descriptions of sex acts, coarse language and scenes of drug-taking", New Zealand's Board of Film and Literature Review has placed an interim restriction order on Into the River, meaning that "no one in New Zealand can distribute, or exhibit, the book".

* An interim restriction was implemented for spanner crabs in 1995 in response to concerns of overfishing, and administered through a permit scheme.

The U.S. federal government enacted legislation in 2008 that bans the use of DnBP, BBzP, and DEHP in any amount > 0.1% in child care articles including toys and placed an interim restriction on DiNP, DiDP, and di- n-octyl phthalate (DnOP) in toys that can be put in a child's mouth [ Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) 2008; U.S. EPA 2012].

The rise in metabolite concentrations of DiBP and some high-molecular-weight phthalates suggest that manufacturers may be using them as substitutes for other phthalates even though the U.S. EPA has expressed concern about their use (U.S. EPA 2012), and there is an interim restriction on DnOP, DiNP, and DiDP in certain children's toys (CPSIA 2008).

As part of an order in 2000 to break Microsoft in two, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson issued interim restrictions on Microsoft.

The joint proposal had been in doubt earlier in the day but this evening it included elements that state officials had proposed to strengthen interim restrictions on Microsoft's conduct.

But since it is likely that a breakup plan, if approved by the judge, would be stayed during legal appeals, the proposal includes a range of interim restrictions on Microsoft's conduct.

Because any breakup proposal would probably be stayed pending appeal, the government plans to ask for several interim restrictions on Microsoft's behavior, to remain in force for three years if a breakup plan is ultimately approved and carried out, and 10 years if not.

Last month, Bulgaria's ambassador, Konstantin Dimitrov, said about 8,000 migrants a year from Bulgaria could come to the UK after the interim restrictions on freedom of movement are lifted.

Nonetheless, the city is currently investigating the possibility of issuing a complete ban on fossil fuel sales in 2040 with interim restrictions put in place by 2030.