Sentence examples for made restrictions from inspiring English sources

He also discounted the appeals court's conclusion that the rarity of the temperature condition, "surface ducting," made restrictions on sonar use acceptable.

Zhang Tian, a 30-year-old Beijing lawyer, questioned why Mr. Dylan made restrictions to his set list, telling Reuters: "I was a little disappointed that he didn't sing many of his songs because of the politics.

In 2010, in a case brought by a group of Nigerians against Shell for alleged violations committed by a subsidiary of the company in that country, the US Supreme Court made restrictions on how Alien Tort could be used.

We therefore made restrictions for the length of service in the definition of the occupational groups.

We therefore made restrictions to more than 6 months of service in the definition of the occupational groups before analyses (figure 1).

Of the 25 clinics that had not made any changes, 2 were offering the treatment previously and had since stopped, and 4 had already made restrictions on the indications for IUI.

Here, Dr. Brennan did a lot of work with creating structures for long DNA and made restriction enzymes.

Now he claims he will make restrictions on EU immigrants' rights a cornerstone of this negotiation.

They warn that making restrictions too tight could dry up lending for consumers and small businesses that rely on the cards.

"When Bagaza started to make restrictions of worship, it affected every Christian denomination," the Rev. Alfred Ndoricimpa, the Bishop of the United Methodist Church in Gitega, said in an interview.

Last month, Donald Trump threatened to terminate the 2015 deal unless Congress and US allies toughened the conditions on Iran – and to make restrictions on the country's nuclear programme permanent.