Sentence examples for restriction on movement from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a restriction on movement order may require electronic monitoring.

British Equity and the American entertainment industry unions may apply some restriction on movement but the flight of actors and production expertise in both directions runs thick and fast, witness the made-at-Pinewood battle scenes in Private Ryan.

Section 101 of the Criminal Justice Act 2006 allows a restriction on movement order to be imposed on an adult convicted of a public order offence or a non-fatal offence against the person as an alternative to a sentence.

Article 31 of the refugees convention – to which Australia is a party and legally bound – prohibits states from imposing any sanction or punishment on an asylum seeker because of the way in which they arrived, or imposing any permanent restriction on movement.

The nationwide promulgation of the restriction on movement to St. Yury's Day was contained in the law code of 1497, which added the stipulation that peasants leaving a former situation must pay the landlord all arrears in addition to a departure fee.

Solution- and solid-state 13C-NMR analyses revealed that cellulose backbones of the cellulose/OKD β-ketoesters with DS 2.1 behave like solid in chloroform owing to strong restriction on movement of cellulose chains by the long and branched alkenyl substituents introduced.

Although a majority indicated that there were no rules governing grazing, they also stated that restriction on movements exists.

Restrictions on movement will be removed.

Yet restrictions on movement and trading have been counter-productive.

Restrictions on movement dramatically increase welfare costs, however.

For years, residents have had to deal with roadblocks and other restrictions on movement.