Sentence examples for restriction was established from inspiring English sources

The presence of intrauterine growth restriction was established on the basis of a birth weight below the 10th weight for gestational age centile, using the gestation related optimal weight standard (GROW), 19 with coefficients derived from the West Midlands population.

Those availability windows, 24-hour limits and other obnoxious restrictions were established for some profit-protecting reason.

Apparently, they had entered the United States on nursery stock imported before 1912 — the year when restrictions were established on such imports.

Intercaste restrictions were established to prevent the relative purity of a particular jati from being corrupted by the pollution of a lower caste.

The coordinated-spending restrictions were established under a 1974 law, enacted in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal, that also capped contributions to individual campaigns at $1,000 an election ($5,000 if made by political action committees).

Inequality restrictions are established in order to ensure that the problem can be solved.

The company also said that the restrictions were established at the behest of, and with coordinates provided by the Brazilian military.

"So vexing was the confusion," writes Harold Koda in the Costume Insitute's entry on the chopine, "that sumptuary restrictions were established to define the boundary and at one point prohibited courtesans from wearing silk dresses and virtually all jewelry".

No date (year of publication) or language restrictions were established.

In addition, a shipment restriction area was established in a 10 20-km-wide 10 20-km-wide 10 20-km-wident ringriction area.

As soon as a farm was diagnosed as infected, all animals on the farm were culled and a surrounding 10-km radius movement restriction area was established.