Sentence examples for restriction issued from inspiring English sources
And the process of hazard identification for the scenario of Temporary Speed Restriction issued was elaborated in detail.
The Chinese merchants were charged, among other things, with violating a set of design restrictions issued in 1975 by the New York City Department of City Planning.
"The prohibited items list has been modified from time to time," said Ms. Davis of the Transportation Security Administration, "and the restrictions issued this morning represent the latest modification".
There have been no flight restrictions issued on the CH-53E since the grounding order in 1984, nor are any planned, Rothfork said.
An internal investigation by GE Capital determined that Mr. Strickland had violated the company's confidentiality restrictions, issuing a reprimand and denying him a bonus and salary increase.
For Kernel restriction issues in minimum enclosing ball algorithm, an intrusion detection method based on minimum enclosing ball with extensive Kernel was proposed [13].
The latter result is an artefact of the distribution of participants across the two agreement conditions: participants assigned to the High Agreement condition frequently had a prior preference that agreed with the bias of the worm, and hence there was a range restriction issue that reduced the predictive power of the prior preference variable.
Between November 2006 and April 2007, four Singaporean JI members were detained under the ISA while one had a restriction order issued against him.
"They caused restrictions and issued threats, thinking that the Iranian nation cannot achieve nuclear energy," the official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted him as saying.
The Trump administration swiftly denounced the judge's order, saying that the latest travel restrictions were issued after an "extensive worldwide security review" by Homeland Security officials.
Commenter Jacob L. brought to our attention two Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) issued by the FAA for the launch period.
