Sentence examples for restricted leaving from inspiring English sources
Even access to lawyers may be restricted, leaving these prisoners with little protection against mistreatment and no meaningful opportunity to challenge their classification.
In case of Rourkela, the state government was strict in maintaining a neat and clean environment and no one was allowed to paste posters of advertisement on the walls in the city and hoardings promotion was also restricted leaving some of the limited and specific locations.
In some Asian countries, accessibility to opioids is severely restricted, leaving little therapeutic alternatives for the treatment of serious pain.
Animal vocalizations, compared to nonvocal sounds, elicited a more restricted left STS activation, although this region responded even more strongly to human vocalizations.
Bisoprolol discontinuation may contribute to softening of the restricted left ventricular contraction and improvement of the decreased cardiac output.
We speculate that beta-blockers not only decreased heart rate but also excessively restricted left ventricular contraction and markedly decreased cardiac output.
The following sigmoid function restricts (left( {x_{ik} } right)) to be in the interval of zero to one (Sayadi et al. 2010): Sleft( {X_{ik} } right) = frac{1}{{1 + exp ( - X_{ik} )}}, (12 where (Sleft( {X_{ik} } right)) denotes the probability of bit (X_{ik}) taking 1.
Justine Curran said the force had to restrict leave during summer and Christmas for operational reasons.
Powerlessness: Security and operational concerns (e.g., "force protection") often lead to movement restrictions, as for example when troops are restricted from leaving their base camp.
Although only Ded is restricted from leaving, Flora also rarely ventures outside, despite her husband's encouragement, because she doesn't want to leave Ded alone.
An 11 June report said: "International staff are restricted from leaving the [Unmis] compound and the majority of the national staff left are now not willing to leave for fear of their lives".
