Obviously he operated within massive restrictions.
"There are going to have to be massive restrictions if this is not going to be subject to enormous abuse.
Globalisation will not – in the medium term – place massive restrictions on the scope for policy action, and policy needs to start where people are, in terms of their preferences and traditions.
Until recently, inhabitants of Mtabila camp had access to a broad range of services but, as the government's attitude hardened, the refugees have been subjected to massive restrictions, despite the presence of the UNHCR.
"The massive restrictions planned by the leading provider of Internet in Germany would not only significantly affect consumers but especially freelancers and the self-employed, who would be thrown back to the 1990s in terms of Internet speeds," said Oliver Grün, the president of Bundesverband IT Mittelstand, which represents 800 small and midsize businesses.
One is France; we've had massive restrictions on these products for over 10 years, have we seen any improvement in bee health?
I think our justice system is racist and we need massive restrictions on gun ownership and gays should have all the fabulous legal weddings they want.
But it is not easy to have patience in democratic values when fear and mistrust open the doors to seductive promises that personal safety lies in massive restrictions of civil liberties for a population that is overwhelmingly seeking their own place in the American Dream.
They frequently underwent several failed cartilage repair procedures, and subsequently had to endure massive restrictions of quality of life, ability to work, and sporting activities.
The other studies reported conditions of acute (from 24 h to 8 weeks) and massive calorie restriction (starvation), in which metabolic and gene expression changes are more likely to be of a vaster magnitude.
