"As our comfort zone increases, we will be easing off on the restriction of movement," Mr. Hayat said.
These include: the use of intimidation or threats, isolation, restriction of movement, abuse of vulnerability, deception, physical violence, abusive living or working conditions and retention of identity documents.
A British passport holder who was born in Rome, Bild said Cameron appeared to be saying the UK wanted to remain in the EU under renegotiated terms, one of which was the restriction of movement.
Under a nonjudicial proceeding, the stiffest punishment that can be imposed is a letter of reprimand, temporary restriction of movement and loss of one-half of two months' pay.
Because of the confinement, the restriction of movement, the overcrowding, the shortages of food and resources, the winter cold, and the relentless boredom, the city "seemed to be contracted, closing in on Parisian lives, as the Occupation dragged on".
The internal report, titled "Restriction of Movement and Observed Cease-Fire Violation," detailed the military activity the observers saw and the difficulty they had in trying to even talk to anyone from the Syrian military.
We have repeatedly seen videos of animal abuse as well as the cruel aspects of factory farming (small cages, overcrowding and restriction of movement, snipping of tails and beaks, overuse of antibiotics, noxious air and so on).
General Carlson has begun what are called nonjudicial proceedings against Major Schmidt, which could result in the loss of a month's pay, confinement to quarters for 30 days, restriction of movement for 60 days and a formal reprimand, the Air Force said.
Clinical examination showed mild swelling without any restriction of movement.
When the difference was excessive, restriction of movement was significant and created a secondary disability.
He complained of pain and restriction of movement in both shoulders with abducted and externally rotated arms.
