Sentence examples for restricted licence from inspiring English sources
Current New Zealand law requires that motorcyclists with a learner or restricted licence ride a motorcycle with an engine capacity of 250 cc or less.
There was no evidence that learner and restricted licence holders who did not comply with the cubic capacity requirement were at increased risk.
The findings of this study coupled with the fact that cubic capacity is a poor measure of power suggest that, if cubic capacity was to remain the sole basis for restricting learner and restricted licence holders, consideration should be given to having a substantially lower cubic capacity than 250 cc.
Based on its association with cardiovascular disease, the thiazolidinedione (TZD) rosiglitazone has been withdrawn in Europe and is on restricted licence in the USA.
One is restricted licences, a kind of early driving curfew under which new drivers aren't allowed to drive at night, for instance, or carry passengers.
Road safety campaigners say the risks faced by newly qualified young drivers could be reduced dramatically if a new system of restricted licences were to be introduced.
Labour say that councils already have powers to remove or restrict licences to problem premises.
These include giving local councils and the police stronger powers to remove or restrict licences to pubs or bars.
However, he said the measures being proposed, such as restricting licences on land where there is a good reason to believe crimes have taken place, would "demand a very robust evidence base" and could result in unfair restrictions on people's livelihoods.
In turn, licensing boards did one or more of the following: limited practice (n=129), temporarily suspended the licence (n=94), revoked the licence (n=32), placed the physician's name in the national monitoring databank (n=121), or restricted the licence to limit prescription of controlled drugs, such as opioids and benzodiazepines (n=56).
What was also inevitable was that despite Stalin's approbation, the play was initially given a restricted performance licence which, by 1929, was withdrawn altogether.
