Those rules had restricted a company from owning both the networks and the production units that produced their programming.
We assembled two new prefabricated deer stands and checked out other existing stands, clearing away branches and brush that would have restricted a hunter's field of fire.
And some worry that access to these documents could be restricted, a practice they say would be in keeping with the Giuliani administration's style at City Hall.
In 1975, the commission adopted a rule that generally restricted a company from owning both a newspaper and a station in the same city.
The proposed rule would have restricted a complicated transaction that allowed MF Global in essence to borrow money from its own customers.
One of Mr Shwe Mann's sons, Toe Naing Mann, said: "It is strange that armed forces have restricted a political party in this way".
Shocked by the fact that John Hinckley used this defence to escape punishment for shooting Ronald Reagan in 1981, many states restricted a defendant's right to plead insanity.
Wealthy homeowners' tax-deductible mortgages were restricted, a step that economists saw as crucial to reducing sky-high household debt; but public housing was downsized.
In Chicago, a review board restricted a retired priest from additional public ministry and placed him in a monitoring program after a man in his 40's said the priest had abused him in the 1970's.
To avoid this, the Society of Biblical Literature passed a resolution in 1991 holding that, if the condition of the written manuscript requires that access be restricted, a facsimile reproduction should be the first order of business.
Nearly 30 years ago, a young Republican lawyer named Richard E. Wiley led the Federal Communications Commission as it approved a landmark regulation that restricted a company from owning both a newspaper and a broadcast station in the same city.
