But according to the original indictment, Mr. Davis had been giving his clients information from the briefings during such restricted periods since about 1999.
Below the Mayo-Kebbi the river is navigable all year by boats drawing less than 2.5 feet (0.75 m) and by larger boats for more restricted periods.
Clubs suddenly felt the ground shift beneath their feet, and when governing bodies were advised that the transfer system might be illegal any way under the terms of the Treaty of Rome, it was hastily decided to usher in restricted periods of trading to at least reduce the disruptive effect to the close season and a few weeks in January.
Restricted periods of low food supply are common in nature and may occur at a similar frequency as longer periods of low quality food applied by many studies [4], [10], [11].
The lactation analyses were repeated for corresponding restricted periods of 30 days.
These restricted periods seem to be sufficient to reduce the critical mass of carious-inducing bacteria for a certain period of time, as shown in numerous previous studies.
Chemotherapeutic agents have often necessitated restricted periods of treatment due to toxicity, but this is not necessarily true of novel targeted therapies.
Patients are encouraged to call the local health center or book an appointment through the phone or on the web, but surgery staff answers the phone calls only for restricted periods.
These results strongly support the hypothesis of a regulatory-based parallel mechanism as proposed in this study, as at least in vertebrate evolution, the emergence of regulatory innovations at restricted periods, and, independently in distinct clades, accompanies the expansion of protein coding genes.
However, restricting the period of past use did not change the results.
In cases when EBL is performed as an in-patient procedure, one may consider restricting the period of surveillance after elective EBL to four days.
