Sentence examples for restriction laws from inspiring English sources

Communities that have sought to implement feeding restriction laws have faced strong resistance.

Ms. Ahearn, of Parents for Megan's Law, said she supported residency restriction laws as a way to limit sex offenders' direct contact with children.

We consider an effort to apply the same gun restriction laws across the entire populace to be unworkable and of considerable offense to many.

"We have seen a wave of residency restriction laws over the past year," said Laura Ahearn, executive director of Parents for Megan's Law, an advocacy group based in Stony Brook.

When convicted child sex offenders are released in some Western countries, legislation often enforces involuntary treatment in addition to other provisions for 'special' arrangements for sex offender management, such as preventive detention, community notification and residency restriction laws (Wright 2008).

These voting restriction laws are not about fraud.

"This individual brought to light that the town had no residency restriction law.

Mary Barbour's leadership was responsible for a new rent restriction law.

The transition problems can be solved--as Preis has shown--by means of the part-time and restriction law.

In these cases, the bases for their employment are--as for every other employee in Germany--the general employment laws and the part-time and restriction law (Teilzeit- und Befristungsgesetz).

If, for example, a Ph.D. dissertation has not been completed by the time the new law is enacted, a 3- to 4-year extension under the terms of the part-time and restriction law could be justified, even after reaching the maximum term limit.