Sentence examples for restricting air from inspiring English sources
However, it will underline fears that regional instability could threaten flights, as more countries joined Britain in restricting air travel and imposing tougher security measures.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has begun restricting air traffic at peak times because it has too few controllers to safely monitor busy air corridors.
Dr. John S. Brownstein, the paper's lead author and an instructor in pediatrics at Harvard, added that restricting air travel as a pandemic control measure would have major economic and social impact.
He reiterated the agency's stance that restricting air travel between the US and the affected region in Africa would be a harmful step because it would hamper efforts to combat Ebola and worsen the economic situation there.
(What happens is that one nasal passage swells, restricting air flow).
Under Monday's agreement, the aviation authorities would carve airspace above the Continent into three zones: one closest to the volcano that would completely restrict air traffic; another zone that would set up partial restrictions on flights; and a third zone, free of ash, where flights could resume completely.
In three weeks from the middle of June, the government unveiled a series of reforms to restrict air pollution.
A10 Air Travel Plan Rejected A plan by top security agencies to restrict air travel over the sites of the Sept. 11 attacks was rejected by White House officials.
*When thunderstorms restrict air routes, some jetliners will be offered routes at 18,000 feet and below for extended periods, even though this burns more fuel.
The program's renewal comes just as the administration is releasing stringent environmental rules that would severely restrict air pollution at new coal plants.
