The DG showed a familiar fear of restricting the "creatives" in the industry.
The government called it a "provocation" and spoke of restricting the right to demonstrate.
And there seems no more plausible way of restricting the domain of aesthetic objects than through the concept of art.
The view that the proposed rule could have the unintended consequence of restricting the flow of financial information, however, is hardly universal.
Hazlitt also announced a U-turn on her predecessor's policy of restricting the number of adverts on its flagship London station, Capital 95.8.
Clearly, this phrase stops well short of restricting the use of U.S. ground troops, or even placing any limitations on their numbers.
Some of the same lawyers emphasized the public health aspects of restricting the advertising of cigarettes in the earlier class-action lawsuits against tobacco companies.
He said a 1998 Police Department policy of restricting the issuing of tickets to people accused of minor crimes was flooding the system.
Since 9/11, federal officials have done an excellent job of restricting the fertilizers and chemicals required to produce homemade explosives.
On 21 October 1815, Stephenson had successfully tested a safety lamp of his own design, which, like Davy's, operated on the principle of restricting the flow of air being drawn into it.
That raises the additional tricky question of whether to quarantine large numbers of people with no apparent illnesses in the hope of restricting the movements of a few super shedders.
