Sentence examples for off limits under from inspiring English sources

The Bureau of Land Management, part of Interior, recently announced plans to sell oil and gas leases on 16,000 acres in and near Desolation Canyon, a fragile landscape that would almost certainly have remained off limits under the Babbitt policy.

But the two officials would not say how many of the 58.5 million acres put off limits under the Clinton approach might now be reopened to logging, road building and other activity, or describe the changes to be proposed by the new administration.

But this promises to take even longer than the Virginia piece because the area is still off limits under a congressional moratorium.

On "Meet the Press," Mr. Romney made it clear what kind of budget cuts would be off limits under his presidency.

They said adding the bird to the list would hurt ranchers and energy producers who need access to sagebrush-covered lands that would be off limits under the listing.

Louis Sirkin, representing a trade association for pornographers, replied that along with the 1979 Academy Award-winning drama The Tin Drum, old Brooke Shields' movies might be off limits under a strict interpretation of the government's position.

The roofs are off-limits under Housing Authority regulations intended to prevent crime.

"No areas are off-limits under these draft laws, the offsets regime is seriously flawed and self-regulation is the government abdicating its responsibility," campaigner Lucy Manne said.

Clapper reiterated that the content of phone calls is off-limits under the National Security Agency "metadata" collection program – while avoiding reference to the Prism system that sweeps up such content from nine participating internet companies.

In the case of Utah, the new boundaries that Trump established for Bears Ears will allow energy companies access to uranium, oil and gas deposits that had been off-limits under the Obama proclamation.

With marriage equality now legal in California and same-sex couples able to get federal benefits that were previously off-limits under the Defense of Marriage Act, many wedding vendors are predicting a marked increase in business.