Sentence examples for provisions restricted from inspiring English sources

Complicated suffrage provisions restricted popular influence further.

The Landrum-Griffin bill contained much stricter financial reporting and fiduciary restrictions than the Kennedy-Ervin bill as well as several unrelated provisions restricting union organizing, picketing, and boycott activity.

Since 2004, Orinda has had a noise ordinance that, among its other provisions, restricts the use of leaf blowers and other outdoor power tools to weekdays between 8 A.M. and 6 P.M. and Saturdays between ten and five.

The UK only had the right to apply transitional provisions restricting the ability of the new EU citizens to work legally – not stop them coming here in the first place.

So what bankers are doing is putting more of their money in low-yielding money market accounts and less in private equity and hedge funds that have provisions restricting the withdrawal of money.

All told, the first half of the year saw 18 states adopt 43 provisions restricting abortion in some form, with largely Republican support.In this section Fixing the tax sieve More than half the electorate A time to run?

The past two years has seen more provisions adopted at the state level to restrict abortion rights than in any two-year period in decades, according to the Guttmacher Institute; last year, 19 states adopted 43 new provisions restricting abortion access, while not a single significant measure was adopted to expand access to abortion or to comprehensive sex education.

Senator Skelos and his aides wanted to impose stiffer penalties on the use of illegal guns; extend and expand Kendra's Law, which empowers judges to order mentally ill patients to receive outpatient treatment; and soften some of the new provisions restricting assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.

The provisions restrict some rights of Romanians and Bulgarians to work in EU member states, but do not curb travel within the EU.

Provisions restricting medical abortion, banning most procedures after 20 weeks and requiring physicians to have hospital-admitting privileges were enforced in November 2013; by September 2014, abortion facilities must meet the requirements of ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs).

Prior to Congress's summer recess, a bipartisan group of lawmakers struck a deal to provide $1.1 billion in Zika funding, but the compromise died after House lawmakers attached provisions restricting use of the funding by groups that provide abortion services, defunding portions of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), and lifting some environmental regulations on pesticide spraying.