Sentence examples for restricted opening from inspiring English sources

More than 200 schools in Suffolk have been closed or have restricted opening owing to the snow.

As a result, in 2008 the Liquor Administration Board restricted opening hours of 14 pubs in the CBD from 5 a.m. to 3 a.m., with a 1 a.m. lockout, effective from 21 March 2008.

This is only part of the solution however, and as the Namibian setting is heavily reliant on CCs, the success of the PITC programme is undermined by low rates of referral to the CCs, restricted opening times and poor linkages between services.

When driving at a steady speed, the throttle -- a valve that regulates the flow of air into an engine -- is open only slightly, and a significant amount of power is expended to draw air through the restricted opening.

The reinforcement consisted of carbon-FRP strips, which restricted opening of cracks already formed (sometimes referred to as repairing).

The bonus of working in the SU is that they run restricted opening hours during the holidays.

The restricted open Hartree Fock (ROHF) computational method with 6-311+G 6-311+Get was used.

Satellite clinics (n = 2) with restricted open hours and staffed by the main clinic personnel were excluded from the sample frame.

"Their actions to restrict open communication in science work against our national interest," he said.

But the law is so vague that it is widely interpreted here as a broader effort to restrict open advocacy of homosexuality.

Deanna Kory, a Corcoran broker who has sold apartments in more than 50 buildings on the Upper West Side, said that about 15 have moved to restrict open houses in some way over the past year.