Its dank and moldy state made it off-limits to the Lagos' six children — no sleepovers allowed.
A month-long regimen of Truvada costs thousands of dollars, essentially making it off-limits to low-income Americans without health insurance.
In 2014, I expanded the Pacific Remote Islands National Monument, creating the largest marine monument in the world, making it off-limits to development.
It defines genetic information in order to make it off limits to health insurers and employers, preserving access to health-care and employment opportunities that would otherwise be imperiled by the general practice of medical underwriting; but it leaves that practice otherwise unaffected and, at the point of actual illness, removes any protection from the harsh effects of the current regime.
If nothing works, try placing your really nice furniture in one room and making it off-limits for your kitty.
He owns 100 acres in Sullivan County and said he was trying to keep it off-limits to drilling.
Energy was the issue he hit hardest before the Tea Party audience, asserting that California had an "enormous" untapped reserve of oil in the Monterey Formation, but that government and environmentalists had placed it off-limits to drilling.
Since entering the Chinese market, BMW has acquired a reputation as a vehicle for the arrogant and the rash, making it largely off-limits to wealthy officials who prefer a low-key public image.
The certification, which will make Shame officially off-limits to anyone under 18, would seem to limit the film's awards-season potential, as well as its possible audience reach.
About two-thirds of U.S. companies have enough debt that independent credit raters have them categorized as a higher risk to repay than companies with so-called "investment-grade" ratings, which makes them off-limits to many institutional investors.
They're not exactly necessary, but they do make it so nothing is off-limits to you.
