Sentence examples for restriction to prevent from inspiring English sources

District judge Jim Astle imposed a reporting restriction to prevent the victim's identity from being published The judge said: "There's no doubt these allegations are very, very serious – this case is an extremely serious case".

And last week, the department informed Congress that it was putting in place a restriction to prevent deferred prosecution or other types of plea agreements from requiring the defendant to pay restitution to a charity, school or other institution that was not harmed by the company's misconduct.

Patients on hemodialysis (HD) are unable to eliminate excess fluid and must adhere to a regimen of dietary fluid restriction to prevent volume overload.

These findings are not in line with the animal experiments consistently showing caloric restriction to prevent cancer.

19 In particular, guidelines promoting fluid restriction to prevent pulmonary oedema or changes in drugs for control of hypertension in combination with changes in pain management may have had the secondary effect of increasing acute renal failure through hypovolaemia, renal hypoperfusion, or nephrotoxicity.

Then the government began implementing restrictions to prevent overfishing of those species.

Campaign officials said they were imposing the restrictions to prevent the actual records from wide dissemination.

allows countries to set temporary export restrictions to prevent or relieve "critical shortages".

Also, the import of coral for aquariums should be subject to Australian quarantine restrictions to prevent release of marine organisms.

So far, Israel is tightening already tight restrictions to prevent all Palestinians, including workers with permits, from entering Israel.

Campaign officials said they imposed the restrictions to prevent the widespread dissemination of the actual records and to protect Mr. McCain's privacy.