Sentence examples for operating under restrictions from inspiring English sources

It remains unclear if the change will persuade the militaries operating under restrictions to take on additional battlefield responsibilities.

The paradox, however, is that the military already operates under restrictions intended to protect civilians.

That buyer probably operates under restrictions that prevent it from directly investing in Lending Club loans.

And although pilots of private planes must operate under restrictions in the area of Indian Point, they are not specifically prohibited from flying near it.

While the N.S.A. operates under restrictions on domestic spying, the companies have broader concerns — customers' demands for privacy and shareholders' worries about bad publicity.

"We're all very quick to indulge our fantasies that Big Brother is watching us," O'Hanlon says, but the NSA operates under restrictions in federal law and rigorously polices itself.

Inter are operating under Financial Fair Play restrictions and had agreed a maximum break-even deficit of €30m for the year ending in 2016, followed by no deficit in 2017.

The Millard E. Tydings Memorial Bridge — which carries Interstate 95, the East Coast's major artery, over the Susquehanna River — remained open but was operating under speed restrictions because of high winds.

Operating under the restrictions of a small-market team, they try to make smart draft moves, aggressively look overseas for talent — nine of the current players are from outside the mainland United States — and avoid contracts that would force the team to pay the league's luxury tax.

Since then, the state's economy has rebounded from a damaging recession even while operating under tighter restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions.

Much has been written about the dearth of accommodation and restaurant options, and the Cuban private sector is tackling that head-on, creatively expanding what is available while operating under significant restrictions.