Sentence examples for leave restrictions from inspiring English sources
Patients were restricted to 1 registered and screened visitor, all medical and nursing student rotations and local medical conferences were cancelled, leave restrictions for healthcare workers (HCWs) were put in place, interhospital movement of patients and HCWs was banned, and further limitations were placed on elective surgery.
Now I work full-time in the NHS, and it is possible to get away on trips within annual leave restrictions with some creative rota management and a few swaps here and there.
The decision leaves restrictions on 200,000 acres where the frog exists.
After the stockmarket plunged, it removed curbs on foreign equity investors, but left restrictions on other non-trade inflows.
But such reactions overlook the fact that the existing situation leaves restrictions on Japanese military action up to arbitrary, malleable political interpretations of the Constitution.
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(b) Left: restriction enzyme maps of the AaargB loci in the MR12 strain and its transformants with the AaargB disruption cassette 2. The DNA probes used for Southern blot analysis are indicated with a double line (5'-probe) and a solid bar (3'-probe).
However, with concerns about the US experience uppermost, Ofcom has tried to leave certain restrictions in place.
In the House, a bill from Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla). would focus on bump stocks but leave out restrictions on other gun accessories.
But Eduard Limonov, the leader of the banned National Bolshevik Party, said Mr. Medvedev's veto of a law that had been proposed by his main backers was a hollow gesture that would leave other restrictions untouched.
The Supreme Court, in its Citizens United ruling, which ushered in the new Super-PAC era, did not leave many restrictions on the ability of wealthy donors to sponsor campaigns, but Super PACs are not supposed to "coördinate" their activities with the official campaign organizations — the ones that have limits on the amount that they can accept from any one donor.
