Sentence examples for restricted until from inspiring English sources
"Movement to Grozny will be restricted until March 1st," Colonel Zaitsev said, waving an order from the high command.
Giggs has already admitted his actual coaching role will be restricted until his playing commitments are over.
Critics allege that biotechnology is still experimental and should be restricted until it is better understood, and that it should at least be labeled.
But under English law, coverage and comment are tightly restricted until trials end.In other countries, journalists covering court proceedings can largely write what they like.
Nevertheless, the circumstances of the language were highly restricted until self-government developed in the 19th century and Icelandic was rediscovered by Scandinavian scholars.
The commission had proposed the ban after the European Food Safety Authority recommended in January that use of the pesticides be restricted until scientists determined whether they were contributing to a die-off in bee colonies.
No word yet when or how the change will come, but they state that they are working on an "intermediate solution" that should make things a bit less restricting "until a final solution is ready to be deployed".
Do not purchase, store, or sell any restricted firearms or restricted accessories until you officially have your ATF Class 3 license.
"Kissing was very restricted up until very recently to areas of Asia--Southeast Asia--Southeast Asia--Southeast Asianquests in the 1500s," Dr. Vaughn Bryant, professor of anthropology at Texas A&M University, said in a written statement.
The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, the agency that owns the manor, has restricted access until the building is stabilized.
Eurotunnel boss Jacques Gounon blamed a combination of the effects of the September 2008 tunnel fire that restricted capacity until February, and a sharp decline in cross-Channel truck traffic.
