Sentence examples for longstanding restriction from inspiring English sources

The change ended a longstanding restriction at the company's Gulf Harbour Marina in Fort Myers that limited powerboats to 65 of 190 slips.

Next, Congress and the administration must end another longstanding restriction that prevents servicewomen from obtaining abortions at military hospitals and clinics, even if the women pay the bill.

ISTANBUL — The government on Tuesday lifted a ban on head scarves for female workers in state offices, ending a longstanding restriction that has polarized Turkish society.

Some agency employees say the longstanding restriction on the sale of PCB-contaminated land served as an incentive for owners to notify the agency of the contamination and clean up their property.

The regulation did not significantly alter the court's longstanding restrictions on protests on its plaza.

The "outrage" expressed by some over longstanding restrictions on vocal women's prayer at the Western Wall is unfortunate.

The current law, which lifted the state's longstanding restrictions on ticket reselling, is set to expire on Saturday.

He eased longstanding restrictions on travel and money transmission to Cuba for Americans with relatives there, a departure from the Bush era.

But he said they increased after President Clinton signed a law three weeks ago that retained longstanding restrictions on travel to Cuba.

Mr. Erdogan said the government would relax longstanding restrictions on the use of the Kurdish language, and make changes to the electoral system that could make it easier for Kurdish parties to secure seats in Parliament.

Four months after he took office, he headed in that direction, abandoning longstanding restrictions on the ability of Cuban-Americans to visit the island and send money to relatives.