Sentence examples for restriction for entry from inspiring English sources

This model has the ability to connect with GIS environment and has no restriction for entry of a large amount of data and information and has provided acceptable simulation results in large basins of Mississippi river (Arnold et al., 1998).

Although the categorization by specific types of restrictions varied considerably, the majority of countries had deportation restrictions rather than restrictions for entry or short-term stays.

Our study showed that there are still a substantial number of countries with HIV restrictions for entry, stay, and residence, despite recent removal of such restrictions from key countries.

The new order does not single out Syrian refugees for indefinite restriction from entry, and does not include a preference for religious minority refugees, widely viewed as a way to admit Middle Eastern Christians while excluding Muslims.

Jerusalem, Israel: November 21 A Palestinian woman performs Friday prayer in front of Dome of the Rock (Qubbat As-Sakhrah) in Al Aqsa Mosque compound as the Israeli government lifted age restrictions for the entry of Palestinians into the Mosque compound in the Old City of Jerusalem.

NTCP might initiate or mediate molecular interactions that can overcome the cell-surface restrictions for viral entry.

Second, in keeping with the last restriction, the entry takes for granted that our capacity to have other kinds of knowledge is not in question.

Possible restrictions include increasing the minimum age for entry into a casino from 18 to 21, setting limits on table numbers in each casino and changing zoning laws to force slot machines out of residential areas.

It should be pointed out that BBB refers to the morphological basis for restriction of protein entry from the systemic circulation into the brain tissue, particularly through the brain capillary walls [ 19].

Instead he has been acting as though millions of Bulgarians and Romanians will be queueing for entry as soon as the restrictions are lifted, confident that they will spring to the top of the jobs, housing and welfare queues.

There will be new restrictions on entry for foreign students.