Sentence examples for permits to restrict from inspiring English sources

The need to introduce residence permits to restrict access to public services and welfare benefits for new migrants stems from the simple fact that despite the Home Office's £800m "e-borders" project nobody's passport is stamped with the date they entered Britain.

The issue for me was, What should the role of government be?" But, he said, he came to believe that states should be permitted to restrict abortion.

Andy Weatherley, the CU staff worker at Birmingham, said: "Christian unions should be permitted to restrict membership to only those people who profess faith in Jesus Christ, and that leadership positions are also restricted to the same criteria and the beliefs outlined in the University and Colleges Christian Fellowshipp (UCCF) doctrinal basis".

But what Gates did not realize was that the small schools in New York City were permitted to restrict the admission of English-language learners and disabled students, meaning that the large schools got a disproportionate share of students with high needs.

Previously banned from the park, surfers have been plying the waves here legally since April thanks to a new policy implemented by the state that grants permits to surfers but restricts the hours they can surf during the peak fishing season, which officially began on Labor Day.

Casey permitted states to restrict abortion access provided that the restriction did not -- "in purpose or effect" -- place an undue burden on the woman seeking an abortion.

Mr. Shelby noted that the regulatory overhaul approved by the House in December already contained provisions permitting regulators to restrict speculative trading by banks.

The main limitation of this study is the small sample size, which did not permit us to restrict the study population to those with incident diabetes.

Even so he says that getting the necessary filming permits to gain access to the restricted areas they wish to document has taken the most effort.

The agency said as much in its response to the complainants: "The FCC is not permitted to censor or restrict the availability of non-broadcast programming shown over cable and satellite systems.

It has ignored appeals to end the 19-year state of emergency, which permits the authorities to restrict political activity and send adversaries to jail with no right of appeal.