Blatter also reported that FIFA had dropped its restriction for games played on artificial turf, saying that even the World Cup could be played on the plastic grass.
What's more, the interplay between the need for free space and its restriction for safety exerts a subtle but major force on the form and structure of our cities as a whole.
Compared with BEPL and HEPL, MEPL shows much less activity for the peptide substrates with arginine at P1 site, which indicates its restriction for the entrance of arginine residues.
HarperCollins, the publisher of Michael Crichton, Sarah Palin and Dennis Lehane, said on Friday that it had revised its restrictions for libraries that offer its e-books to patrons.
Israel would have to ease its restrictions for elections to be held.
Liberty is also famous for its restriction of First Amendment rights: students are not allowed to read, watch, listen to, or participate in anything not pre-approved as suitable by the university; including demonstrations, music, literature, movies, and art.
McrBC, a methyl-specific DNA endonuclease (Type IV restriction enzyme) in E. coli, was first recognized for its restriction of some bacteriophages (see next section).
Some experts have attributed the apparent decline in abortion-related mortality to the off-label use of misoprostol [ 31, 32] Brazilian feminists, alarmed by the use of misoprostol, successfully lobbied for its restriction from sales in pharmacies in 1991.
The use of Christian symbols in Parsifal (the Grail, the Spear, references to the Redeemer) together with its restriction to Bayreuth for almost 30 years sometimes led to performances being regarded almost as a religious rite.
It is therefore in our tradition to allow the widest room for discussion, the narrowest range for its restriction, particularly when this right is exercised in conjunction with peaceable assembly.
The ability of EcoP15I to cleave the convoluted structures selectively is a particularly interesting phenomenon, given that two head-to-head recognition sites are normally required for its restriction activity [37], [38], [49].
