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But certain statutes in the North American Free Trade Agreement restrict him from stopping commerce between Mexico and the United States without a national security concern.

The Obama administration nevertheless has charged him under the Espionage Act, which would restrict him from making a full case for his leaking to a jury.

It is understood that he will have had to sign a compromise agreement with the BBC over the settlement which will restrict him from criticising the corporation.

But Major Hasan's former civilian lawyer, John P. Galligan, called Colonel Osborn's ruling a mistake and said it opened up a potential appellate issue: By prohibiting him from presenting evidence and testimony on his defense, Major Hasan can argue that the judge prevented him from taking the stand at his trial, though her ruling did not specifically restrict him from testifying.

Simon Laverick, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's two years ago, says he wants to "prove a point" to himself that he can do it and the illness will not "restrict him" from doing what he wants.

But she said she was not going to restrict him from going back to the market in order that he would be able to work there in future if his employer wanted him to.

But Univision's contract restricted him from doing it.

His aunt's overprotectiveness greatly restricts him from the outdoors and boyish things.

But the judge restricted him from working on some of his specialties -- search and language technologies -- or using information he acquired while he was a Microsoft vice president.

Mr. Rodham said the case was especially compelling because Mr. Gregory's business was suffering because some states restricted him from running state fairs because of his conviction.

His lawyers had previously said they were considering mounting a constitutional challenge to the provision that restricted him from attending any other mosque.