Sentence examples for off limits zone from inspiring English sources

There is no "off limits" zone à la the Monroe Doctrine, no Truman-esque hard line such as the containment of the USSR that led to the Vietnam war.

Soon, the Coast Guard instructed them to leave the area because it had set up an "off-limits" zone.

Last night, more than 300 residents of the off-limits zone turned out for a meeting to ask when they could go home.

Its location in the off-limits zone has kept the residents of 125 Cedar Street out of their homes except for brief visits, escorted by sympathetic police officers, to retrieve some belongings.

Alimi said the complaint aimed to establish whether his client was in the off-limits zone when "she was assaulted" and to "establish if the [police] charge was necessary and proportionate".

Scary as the signs are, those with hotel reservations in the off-limits zone can ignore them: Drive to your hotel, park where they tell you, and -- as long as your hotel registers your license-plate number within 48 hours -- you are legal.

One other factor officials considered in drawing up the off-limits zones was gawkers.

According to the memo, personnel will be provided with "intensified country-specific briefings upon arrival in a foreign country" about "off-limit zones and off-limits establishments".

For centuries, pedestrians had undifferentiated dominion over both the sidewalks and the roadbed -- sidewalks were not pedestrian cattle pens, but off-limits zones for vehicles.

Not only can you tell where your victim is going when the data updates every half hour, you can tell if they've gone over a certain speed limit or crossed into designated "off-limits" zones.

The Syrians put the area off limits as a military zone and foreign expeditions have for the most part avoided it since 1967 because it is still disputed.