Sentence examples for restricted under the terms from inspiring English sources

Access to the palaces is restricted under the terms of a 1998 memorandum signed by Secretary General Kofi Annan and Iraq's deputy prime minister, Tariq Aziz.

Mr. Karzai had been petitioning Western governments to increase the force and deploy units in cities other than Kabul, to which it is now restricted under the terms of its current mandate.

The real value of the Senate bill for the companies would be as a precedent for letting them pursue other businesses restricted under the terms of the Bell breakup in 1984.

Second, what constitutes an action that can be restricted under the Act is ecologically contradictory once one recognizes the degree of long-term human engineering of the region's landscapes.

Because they contribute to stratospheric ozone loss, their usage is now greatly restricted under the Montreal Protocol.

The first sticking point is that if Faletau was to join Bath his chances of playing for Wales could be restricted, because under the terms of the RSA, Gatland is limited in the number of players he can select who play their domestic rugby outside of Wales.

In the decision, Vice Chancellor Glasscock, while dismissing a number of other plaintiffs' claims regarding compensation matters, found that the award to directors of time-vesting restricted stock units under the terms of the company's stockholder approved equity plan was an interested party transaction and therefore subject to review under the stringent entire fairness standard.

CCR, or closed cell restricted, to give the term preferred by the prison system, is incomprehensibly harsh.

This suggests that when it comes to celebrating diversity, Canada has a highly restricted definition of the term.

Obviously, this is a much more restricted use of the term than is being employed here.

Such maneuvers could be sharply restricted under new regulations proposed by the Internal Revenue Service in November.