Overturning these older restrictions would be more complicated, said Priscilla Smith, a professor at Yale Law School, because as long as the clinics can operate, they may not have standing to bring a lawsuit.
The hundreds of channels now available to cable and satellite subscribers, combined with the virtually limitless offerings of the Internet, prove to supporters of the new regulations that the older restrictions were outdated products of an era of limited choices and less diversity.
The other obvious, age-old restriction on sexual freedoms is religion.
Of the mosque's 740 members, 80 are women: a change from the old restriction to male heads of households.
But in 1995 the Federal Communications Commission lifted the 20-year-old restriction, freeing the networks to aggressively seek financial stakes in and ownership of films, dramatic series and sitcoms.
M.G.****: Even Sebastian Coe, the head of track's international governing body, says that the old restriction on testosterone has to be brought back.
Thousands of foreign journalists attended the APEC summit, yet a decades-old restriction effectively prohibits them from visiting this troubled province.
That is a nice reminder that the Supreme Court's homage to the power of great wealth, the Citizens United decision, also lifted an old restriction on union money in campaigns.
The old restriction to ex-British territories was broken in 1995, when ex-Portuguese Mozambique gained entry.Welcoming a French-speaking African state to the Commonwealth is a much bigger landmark.
Ms. Victory said it was "ridiculous" to draw a connection between the party and her letter 10 days later to the Federal Communications Commission urging an immediate end to a decade-old restriction on how much of a region's wireless spectrum a company could control.
