Sentence examples for restrict distribution from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bailey said that while many co-ops and condos prohibit or restrict distribution of commercial messages, most do not prohibit noncommercial messages, nor do they define quantity, frequency or packaging.
LONDON: INTO THE SCREENER UPROAR -- The chairman of the film committee of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts has condemned the decision by the Motion Picture Association of America to restrict distribution of contending films only to Oscar voters and only in the form of videotapes, not DVD's.
Until public policy changes on capital punishment, there's little Hospira can or will do, beyond those stern letters, to prevent misuse of Hospira drugs in executions – since, he wrote, Hospira is not willing to restrict distribution of pancuronium bromide and other drugs that have legitimate medical uses.
A federal judge on Tuesday criticized the Food and Drug Administration over its refusal to make emergency contraception available to girls of all ages without a prescription, saying the agency's move to restrict distribution to those 15 and older was not realistic.
Such high temperatures will also restrict distribution of smelt and inhibit their recovery (Brown et al. 2013, 2016).
Some had a restricted distribution.
But it did so only on the condition that Akorn continued the restricted distribution system.
"In every instance it takes an immense amount of time to manage this restricted distribution system," he said.
"We have implemented a comprehensive strategy and enhanced restricted distribution protocols for a select group of products to help combat their unauthorized use for capital punishment.
In buying Daraprim, Turing Pharmaceuticals also restricted distribution so that the drug is supplied only through a specialty pharmacy chain, which has brought complaints from individuals and hospitals that it is now harder to get hold of, Horn said.
Even if this is somewhat overstated, it suggests a thoroughly savage onslaught, given the relatively short period of European occupation and the European population's originally restricted distribution.
