Sentence examples for restrictions in the case of from inspiring English sources

Germany and Sweden have said that they will effectively put aside the Dublin restrictions in the case of Syrian refugees, and many migrants try to avoid registering until they can reach one of those nations.

Some mortgage insurance companies like Genworth Financial and Radian Guaranty have been easing underwriting standards — sometimes eliminating geographic restrictions, in the case of Genworth, for instance, and offering insurance to some borrowers with down payments of as little as 5 percent.

There is no simple general formula or algorithm for determining when the harm caused to others is "sufficiently great" to justify legal restrictions in the case of speech and more generally.

Despite the fact that the results of such research seem promising, the restrictions in the case of monumental structures focusing on using compatible repair materials, renders them inappropriate for restoration works.

Now however, the provincial government has the authority to step in with mandatory restrictions in the case of a drought.

Now if these countries start not doing so well, or being hit by export restrictions in the case of Russia, then German exports to these countries go down, and the economy goes in a dip, which is a new factor.

The House bill would waive that restriction "in the case of a hospital that is located in the county seat of Butler, Ala".

This process is called Selectable Output Control, and is currently restricted by the FCC, and, according to Ars Technica, "The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) wants a waiver on that restriction in the case of high-definition movies broadcast prior to their release as DVDs".

The threshold requirements are in line with those proposed in the majority of published recommendations (Public Health Genetics Unit, 1998; Watson et al, 1999; Eccles et al, 2000; Haites et al, 2002; Breakthrough Breast Cancer, 2004; Nelson et al, 2005) but differ from NICE guidelines which remove any age-at-diagnosis restriction in the case of two affected relatives.

Meanwhile, marriage restrictions, as in the case of Anita Gindha, leave many young people no choice but to defy their elders.

Noting that it was bound by the Supreme Court's Pacifica decision, the court said that it nevertheless wondered why broadcasters were still subject to restrictions that, in the case of cable television, would be found to violate the First Amendment.