Sentence examples for restricted organizations from inspiring English sources

The White House travel office has restricted organizations like The Weekly Standard and Esquire magazines and the national television network of Chile from participating in official White House trips.

Collaboration is addressed in the following subheadings: complex scenarios, repetitive behaviors, restricted organizations, sequential behavior, and parallel behavior.

In the US, 21 cities have managed to pass legislation banning or restricting organizations from sharing food with homeless populations in public places since January 2013 alone, according to a recent report by the National Coalition for the Homeless.

On 5 July, the Frankfurt Diet voted for an additional 10 articles, which reiterated existing rules on censorship, restricted political organizations, and limited other public activity.

Our study was restricted to organizations in the Puget Sound region of Washington State, yet we anticipate our findings will be useful across the United States precisely because (1) Washington is at the forefront of patient-centered care innovation and (2) the Puget Sound region contains – and our study includes – a great diversity health care delivery and financing organizations.

Gaps in reliable data have restricted the organization's ability to assess and address gender inequalities.

A new law restricts religious organizations and bans workplace prayer, even though the supreme mufti of Kazakhstan warns that this will spur extremism.

Mrs. Clinton said that the United States was "particularly concerned" by what she called "growing trends" in restricting civic organizations and blocking access to the Internet.

Although Mrs. Clinton did not mention the Magnitsky legislation in public on Saturday, a senior State Department official said she raised the issue of human rights and recent moves by Russia to restrict nongovernmental organizations during a private breakfast of crepes and red caviar with Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov.

The government has expanded the number of Iranian-linked companies and organizations restricted from doing business with the United States, with the Commerce Department adding 75 entities to its list on Wednesday and the Treasury Department adding another five.

As my colleague Jeremy Peters wrote last week, flights carrying members of the media seeking photographs of the disaster have been restricted, and news organizations including CBS, The Associated Press and The Times-Picayune have complained that their efforts to report have been hampered by limited access.