Sentence examples for restricted hours from inspiring English sources

They weren't keen on the rules common to big buildings, including restricted hours for moving.

All commercial drivers, for example, work restricted hours to prevent accidents.

Because of restricted hours and access, visitors are advised to telephone (212) 713-2885 for daily entrance times.

A spokeswoman for Hertz says: "We will ask customers for the DVLA one-time pass code, or for the PDF of the driver record, or we will use the DVLA premium-rate line – but this has restricted hours of operation".

But during those restricted hours, anyone caught pausing to take a picture, read a map, point at a cathedral or stare in amazement at $2 silk ties will be fined.

And people who live in Manhattan could take their cars on the streets without passengers, officials said, but if they left the island and tried to return, they could be prevented from doing so during the restricted hours.

He struck part of the law restricting hours for in-person voting before the election, saying it intentionally discriminates.

City councils, buffaloed by competing claims, often accede to the industry's suggested compromise: a measure that mildly restricts hours of use.

The report also calls on the government to urgently review the evidence and case for restricting the number of hours that taxi and PHV drivers can drive on the same safety grounds that restrict hours for bus and lorry drivers.

You want me to restrict hours?

EWTD restricts hours per week to 48 and has applied to consultants in England since 1998, but implementation was staggered for junior doctors until August 2009.