Sentence examples for restricted entities from inspiring English sources

See U.S. Department of State, List of Restricted Entities and Subentities Associated with Cuba as of November 9, 2017 (Nov. 8, 2017), available here.

OFAC does not want tourism to benefit the Cuban military, and the State Department now has a List of Restricted Entities and Subentities Associated With Cuba.

He said the government could look to creating a list of restricted entities – which the United States has – or involve the foreign investment review board in approving partnerships, which would offer more scrutiny.

As part of its charm offensive, the Obama administration recently removed nine Indian aerospace and defense companies from a list of restricted entities that cannot be sold certain technologies that have military uses.

To limit complexity, we decompartmentalize the model, restricting entities to intra- or extra-cellular space.

TEES relationships are restricted to entities present in the same sentence; therefore, the same restriction is valid for all derived events.

Screenshot of Greg Leuch's G.R.E.E.D. (Glom & Restrict Entities on Existing Domains) (2012) from the recent exhibition "C.R.E.A.M". at Art Micro-Patronage.org.org

Furthermore, foreign investors may anticipate further official action and restrict Russian entities' access to external financing.

Trump's order seemed to define such jurisdictions only as those that violate a federal law saying officials may not restrict government entities from sending or receiving information regarding a person's immigration status.

But with rare exceptions not applicable here, the Constitution does not similarly restrict private entities.

Issues such as the right of foreign carriers to operate inside the U.S. market ('cabotage'), foreign ownership of airlines and environmental questions remain problematic: –Washington is unlikely to agree to change its position on airline ownership, which restricts foreign entities to 25% of shares.