Sentence examples for restriction introduced from inspiring English sources

But under British law, unauthorised reselling of football tickets is illegal, a restriction introduced by the government to combat hooliganism.

She called on Congress to formally lift its 25percentt ceiling on United Nations payments, a restriction introduced by Senator Nancy Kassebaum in 1994.

Conceptually attractive and unique decompositions result from the following restriction, introduced by Tiao and Hillmer (1978).

In addition, the weights calculation can be performed by each node, and for each node it should be independent from the prior knowledge of other nodes due to the restriction introduced above.

In Denmark, individuals with temporary asylum status must now wait three years for family reunification – a new restriction introduced in the wake of the European refugee crisis by the center-right government with support from most parties in Parliament – including both the populist Danish People's Party and the Social Democrats.

The restriction introduced by Akutsu and Uemura could be considered as a very simple, static form of sparsification.

They also formalise restrictions introduced by the authoritarian president, Alexander Lukashenko.

That trend is likely to have accelerated in 2012 as visa restrictions, introduced by the coalition government, start to bite.

The 205 abortion restrictions introduced by the states between 2011 and 2013 tend to make abortions costlier still.

Big Brother has been "complianced to within an inch of its life" following restrictions introduced after the 2007 race row, presenter Davina McCall has said.

They still sigh when recalling restrictions introduced in the 1960s that drove lenders and borrowers to London, where the Eurobond market promptly took off.