Sentence examples for restricted from operating from inspiring English sources

Since the United States is not at war in Pakistan, the American military is largely restricted from operating in the country.

A spokeswoman for the Department of City Planning, which regulates zoning, said a store must carry at least 60percentt pornographic items to be restricted from operating near a school.

Prior to passage of this act, banks were restricted from operating widespread, multi-state branching networks.

Ms. Amos told the Council that the Syrian government had withheld approval of more than 100 visas for United Nations staff members and members of other international aid groups, and had restricted workers from operating in areas with the greatest need.

Critics say another proposed law, which seeks to restrict nonprofits from operating in Uganda, could also be used to outlaw groups working with LGBT people.

Another often-cited barrier to competition are rules restricting foreign companies from operating airlines in the United States.

Starting in the spring of 2011, police began enforcing an outdated law to restrict night clubs from operating past midnight.

That prompted city officials to act quickly, with the SF City Attorney's office sending cease-and-desist letters, a new city law going into in June restricting electric scooter companies from operating without a permit and, eventually, the SFMTA creating a permitting process.

But thanks to the Teamsters union and its allies in Congress, all but a small number of Mexican carriers are restricted to operating within a 25-mile band from the border.

In 2009 the European Court of Justice agreed with the European Commission that prohibiting corporations from operating pharmacies does restrict the freedom of establishment and the free movement of capital.

Four out of five councillors in Outremont voted Monday in favor of a zoning bylaw that restricts new synagogues, mosques, and churches from operating on Laurier, Bernard, and Van Horne avenues.