Sentence examples for restrictions long from inspiring English sources

Operators of the park, also in Texas, claim their ongoing conservation efforts mean they were well prepared for drought restrictions long before they were enforced.

The prospect of serious, costly shortages is what led New Jersey, Maryland, New York City and other places to institute the first water restrictions long before largely unused snow shovels were stashed away.

Those of us who fled our country because of these restrictions long for the day when we can return home and freely celebrate Norouz in the land where we were born.

But when Google first went to China, it was not nearly so averse to censorship, officially accepting Communist party restrictions so long as the promise for long-term profit was present.

In Europe, such restrictions have long been accepted.

Few legal restrictions as long as only non-UK citizens are killed.

Mr. Hedin said the ending of direct payments and the planting restrictions was long overdue.

A country like Cyprus "can impose those restrictions as long as the criteria laid out in the treaties are met," she said.

But over the last 10 days, the prohibition against such "large and vicious dogs," as they are officially branded, has been enforced with zeal, alarming pet owners who thought the size restrictions had long since lapsed.

"The U.S. removing cyberwarfare restrictions is long overdue," Trevor Reschke, a former counterintelligence special agent with the U.S. Army, told VICE News.

That 1992 ruling upheld most of Roe v. Wade, but allowed states to pass abortion restrictions as long as they didn't create "undue burden" for women, which the court never defined.