Sentence examples for restriction to be from inspiring English sources

This has irritated some key figures in the radio industry, who wanted that restriction to be lifted.

Stavropol's ban on hijabs — the first broad restriction to be imposed by a region in the Russian federation — will face its first court challenge on Thursday.

The European Union is pressing for this restriction to be lifted, though there is little sign that it might happen soon.

She also set the scene for a battle between halves of conservatism that is still raging, between free marketeers and those who think their party is about conserving something, between the Adam Smith Institute, which sees green-belt policy as a restriction to be challenged like any other, and the Daily Telegraph, which wants builders' Hands Off Our Land.

It has been customary, during the last year, when the bad state of trade in the manufacturing districts, which so much depressed the demand and price of agricultural produce, was attributed to the operation of the Corn Laws and commercial restriction, to be told, No it is caused by the bad state of the American markets.

Besides, one restriction to be taken into account regarding pumping is the maximum capacity of the tank, SC max.

Others are just waiting for the restrictions to be lifted, purely to get travel insurance.

Federal officials said they do not expect the restrictions to be lifted any time soon.

The UK has continually asked for the restrictions to be lifted.

We call for these restrictions to be lifted and for him to be allowed to leave Israel.

Allegedly intended to deal with littering, dog fouling and graffiti, they actually allow many more punitive restrictions to be imposed.