Sentence examples for list of restricted from inspiring English sources

It would make the area around ground zero in Lower Manhattan off limits to vendors and would add a block of 42nd Street, between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, to the list of restricted areas.

The second executive order was scaled back a bit from the first, removing Iraq from the list of restricted countries.

The American Apparel and Footwear Association maintains a growing list of restricted substances -- a collection of 200 chemicals that are banned or restricted around the globe -- that it provides to the industry as a reference tool.

Mr. Hardy said Pennsylvania eventually placed Zyprexa on a list of restricted drugs.

Talks fell apart after the United States tried to add several items to a list of restricted imports to Iraq.

Bed, Bath and Beyond quickly followed suit, publishing a list of restricted substances it plans to phase out from products it carries.

One dealer, for example, said he did not think he had to run background checks for sales to trusts because Form 4473, the record of the transaction filled out by the dealer and the customer and sent to the A.T.F., specifically lists trust transfers of restricted firearms as an exception to the requirement for background checks.

WASHINGTON -- With federal law enforcement officials moving to make it easier for marijuana businesses to operate in states where they are legal, one member of Congress is calling on President Barack Obama to take the next logical step and remove pot from the federal government's list of tightly restricted drugs.

"The anti-asbestos lobby, with the purpose of self-promotion, operating with anti-scientific facts, and the engaged environmental organizations and asbestos litigation law firms, basing their arguments on falsified data, will try to convince member states to include chrysotile asbestos into the list of severely restricted and banned chemicals and pesticides.

Meanwhile, Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Glendale) said Friday that he would introduce state legislation that would ban the sale of guns and some chemicals to people on a federal government's anti-terrorist "no-fly" list of people restricted from commercial flights.

They offered a familiar list of strategies — restricting destructive types of fishing gear, setting quotas for individual fishermen, establishing large "no-take" zones to allow species to breed and multiply.