Sentence examples for lifted certain from inspiring English sources

Last year, Beijing lifted certain domestic travel restrictions on foreign journalists as part of its Olympic pledge to allow more open media coverage.

By 1965 communist authorities had lifted certain restrictions, but no work that unabashedly criticized the regime was allowed; those who wished to enjoy full honours and privileges of citizenship rendered homage to the communist state and its leaders.

A federal judge overseeing lawsuits against Enron and its executives lifted certain trial rules today, allowing lawyers to interrogate quickly some partners from the company's accounting firm, Arthur Andersen, about the destruction of documents.

In March, the U.S. government lifted certain trade barriers, though several importers believe that the Iranian caviar coming on the market now -- at prices 30percentt above Russian competitors -- may not be the cream of the crop.

In some instances, Judge Wake agreed, lifting certain requirements at some facilities.

A primary reason for this is the government's lifting certain currency regulations which had been enacted in 1940.

The package also lifts certain restrictions on people's right to associate and form civic organizations, and it imposes stricter penalties for human trafficking.

North Korea has said it would produce the accounting, but first it wants Washington to remove it from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and lift certain sanctions.

The United States Department of Agriculture announced in the Federal Register last month that as of today, it would lift certain restrictions on bringing pork and pork products into the United States.

In recent years, Washington has negotiated with Pyongyang, obtaining a suspension of its missile tests in exchange for lifting certain sanctions.

Since that material is owned under copyright law by Miramax, he said he had to contact the production company for permission to "lift certain things" from the film, "because, frankly, film companies don't return opera companies' phone calls".