Sentence examples for removing a restriction from inspiring English sources

In Chicago, the City Council is considering legislation to open the gates for food trucks by removing a restriction on cooking on the road; under current law, trucks may sell only prepackaged foods.

Plausibly, the first pattern reflects the default direction of valid replacement: removing a restriction preserves truth, except in special cases like those involving negation.

Removing a restriction in Medicaid that prevents providers from billing for both mental health and physical health services on the same day.

In addition to removing a restriction site, these selected changes often also alter an encoded gene product.

To help it achieve this goal the government has removed a restriction preventing the manufacture and sale of HIV home self-test kits.

He appointed new envoys for the task at the State and Defense Departments, and won a modicum of congressional support in a defense authorization bill he signed last week that removed a restriction on transfers from Guantánamo to overseas destinations.

The proposed change, an amendment to the United States bankruptcy code, would remove a restriction that prevents investment bankers who sold stock or bonds for a company during the three years before it filed for Chapter 11 from advising that company in bankruptcy proceedings.

While the restriction set is not empty, its main loop removes a restriction from this set and applies it to the current tree, generating a new tree [16].

Here we describe a web-based program, dCAPS Finder 2.0, that facilitates the design of mismatched PCR primers to create or remove a restriction endonuclease recognition site relative to the polymorphism being analyzed.

CV Therapeutics says that under an agreement with the FDA, clean safety data from Merlin would remove a restriction on Ranexa's packaging that instructs doctors to prescribe it only for patients who are not helped by other medicines.

In Nehru's own words: This is a Bill, in continuation of what has happened in the past, to remove a restriction which had been placed by the Constitution on the use of English after a certain date i.e. 1965.