Sentence examples for restrictions beginning from inspiring English sources

Flights to La Guardia, National Airport in Washington, O'Hare in Chicago and, at certain hours, Kennedy International Airport had been limited for decades until Congress removed the restrictions beginning in March 2000.

Wisconsin's tight restrictions, beginning in 1903 with an eight-pound limit on speared fish, have produced "the only large, self-sustaining sturgeon population in the world," Mr. Bruch said.

Under Mr. Eisen — who started a government watchdog group called Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington before joining Mr. Obama's campaign as a fund-raiser and adviser — the administration has emphasized greater openness and instituted new ethics restrictions beginning on Mr. Obama's first day in office.

Congress never passed legislation to apply privacy guidelines to private businesses, although all European nations enacted such restrictions, beginning in 1973 in Sweden.

This is likely a reflection of the cessation of the early postoperative hip restrictions beginning at 6 weeks.

The police should also be required to give more information about when a suspect has been arrested and contempt restrictions begin to restrict the media's ability to report proceedings in the interests of justice, the commission proposes.

The new restrictions began to be instituted Saturday on flights from Canada and Europe to the United States.

They jumped again, by 40%, in 2011, when the number of new abortion restrictions began to crest.

The body also identified a "surge" in the claims made by MPs for equipment just before election restrictions began.

When the reformist president Mohammad Khatami was elected in 1997, restrictions began to be relaxed and for a while pop music was allowed.

Restrictions began to ease after the P.K.K.'s leader, Abdullah Ocalan, was captured in 1999, and loosened further when Mr. Erdogan's new government began to overhaul the Turkish state for entrance into the European Union.