Sentence examples similar to one day restricted from inspiring English sources

The Nebraska legislation would limit to two the number of automated political calls any household could receive in one day, restrict calling to 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., mandate disclosure at the outset of who was responsible for the call and indicate whether a candidate had approved the message.

They weren't afraid that having a religious freedom amendment would open the door for the federal government to one day restrict their religion freedom, which, as we'll see in a minute, is what Barton is about to claim the Danbury Baptists were afraid of.

Feed to dry cows in herd A consisted of only straw one day and restricted rations of TMR the next day until close-up diet was applied 2 3 weeks ap.

They ended up working a 96-hour week, with leave restricted to one day a fortnight.

HLOS in males and females was similar for all injury types; in every age group the difference was restricted to one day at most.

Pain is totally avoided when nerve fibres are recorded in anesthetized animals [ 21- 24], but in these experiments measurements are usually restricted to one day (or time point) only.

Orange has been grappling with this issue for the last month, and the Planning and Zoning Board plans to vote Wednesday, one day after the election, on new statutes restricting signs.

Restricting the scope of one day treatment to elective referrals is probably a conservative approach.

Although the plasmid vector survived in vivo passage for up to 15 days following single oral challenge, HgbA expression was restricted to plasmid isolates recovered one day after immunization.

In addition, professors at M.I.T. and elsewhere are bound by rules restricting the number of days per week they may spend as consultants; at M.I.T., the limit is one day in five.

No more one-day cricket; restricted appearances in the IPL.