Sentence examples for restricted countries from inspiring English sources

Under the new guidelines, American companies will be required to notify the Commerce Department of proposed exports of computers to certain restricted countries when systems are faster than 190,000 Mtops, or millions of theoretical operations a second.

Though in the end, SourceForge removed the blanket block – placing responsibility on project managers to choose their level of restriction – the fact remains that a large swath of open-source projects are still off limits to users from restricted countries.

Notably, Saudi Arabia, where most of the 9/11 terrorists called home, is not on the list of restricted countries.

Of those, only Iran and Somalia are on the list of restricted countries.

The second executive order was scaled back a bit from the first, removing Iraq from the list of restricted countries.

At the airport in Boston, crowds had gathered at international arrivals to welcome those from the restricted countries.

Exiting the United States is not as simple as resigning from a restricted country club.

Some have lists of countries they "do not support" – for example, Guernsey-based Skipton International, part of Skipton building society, has a "restricted country list" that includes Australia, Russia and South Africa.

He has changed his position on abortion, moving toward support for abortion rights, and resigned from a restricted country club here.

Making kosher hot dogs ubiquitous would be, like getting rid of university quotas and restricted country clubs, a powerful statement that Jews have made it.

Ike is made to feel uncomfortable at a WASPy, restricted country club; a drunken Southern politician praises an Icelandic pageant contestant for her racial "purity".