Sentence examples for restrictions created from inspiring English sources

The proposal would have loosened some of the restrictions created after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

The parched days, dry winds, voracious varmints and watering restrictions created havoc in gardens all over the tristate area.

Then there are the restrictions created by the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986, a law championed by the N.R.A.

objects to the Transportation Security Administration's move to allow small pocketknives on airplanes, loosening some of the restrictions created after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

The restrictions created a sequence of events in which contractors were being detained for having expired documents that the government would not renew.

Despite all this there was a group of younger musicians determined to break out of the restrictions created by this early 50s Nashville mafia.

Still, the lifting of restrictions creates an expectation of increasing rates of immigration.

We investigated the hardships those from India have while traveling outside of Southeast Asia and how those restrictions create great barriers.

Cromer et al. note that national policies such as price controls, free distribution campaigns, and advertising restrictions create barriers for private-sector involvement in service delivery.

Among the latter, one school suggests access restrictions create and reinforce perceptions that tobacco is difficult to obtain; these, in turn, denormalise smoking by reducing its perceived acceptability and prevalence.

Even though this restriction created an artificial setting that does not reflect the distribution of neoplasms in the natural setting, it avoided interfering effects that could result from more than one adenoma in the same individual, which are potentially distributed over different anatomical sites.