Sentence examples for restrictions established from inspiring English sources

Restrictions established by the benefactor who established the trust are considered to be voluntary.

(c) Failure to abide by area designations or activity restrictions established under this section is prohibited.

Each permit shall contain a statement of all conditions and restrictions established under paragraph (7) which apply to the fishing vessel for which the permit is issued.

Our findings suggest that young people operate in the digital realm overwhelmingly ignorant of the rights, and to a lesser degree the restrictions, established in copyright law.

(i) Except as otherwise specifically permitted under the provisions of this section, entry into closed areas or failure to abide by restrictions established under this section is prohibited.

Briarcliff Manor Eases Rules on Large Homes Briarcliff Manor's five-member Board of Trustees has voted unanimously to ease restrictions established four years ago to control construction of McMansions.

State lawmakers have argued that the restrictions establish uniformity between urban and rural counties, though in his letter to Attorney General Eric Holder, FitzGerald said that rationale was merely a "pretext" and that state Republicans are intentionally working to "suppress voting by urban and minority voters".

(4 Fishing in closed waters or violating a condition or restriction established by the superintendent is prohibited.

The last restriction establishes a simultaneous-solution of the game as a better consideration of the real situation.

The first restriction establishes that one detection can be only associated with one object or to the clutter, since the region from which was extracted the detection can only belong to one object due to the occlusion phenomenon.

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