Sentence examples for restrictions off from inspiring English sources

I got a grant in 1985 from the general funders of the Sigmund Freud Museum in London, and I promised them that when I finished the film I would take all the restrictions off it.

Online media bookmarking and sharing service Dabble, which we profiled back in February, takes the private beta restrictions off the site and officially launches on Monday.

If they take the Gold restrictions off one or two (especially if it's the main draws, like Netflix and Hulu) streaming services, how do they justify leaving them on any?

The basic conditions of the two documents are the same: everyone stops firing missiles and rockets; Gaza's borders are gradually loosened to allow for the import of humanitarian relief, construction materials, food, and medicine to the area's population; and fishing restrictions off the Gaza coast are relaxed to accommodate the local economy.

If your phone is not unlocked by typing the first code (MCC+MNC), use code "7" (Multilock) Once you have finished entering a code that works you should see a message that says "SIM is not restricted" or "Restriction off" message depending on your model.

His plans include restrictions on off plan sales overseas in the hope of holding down prices and giving Londoners a better chance of buying new housing as it comes on stream.

The Food and Drug Administration says restrictions on off-label marketing may conflict with the right to free speech, and it is considering relaxing the rules.

As physicians, we oppose the proposed Food and Drug Administration rule that would loosen restrictions on off-label promotions for drugs and devices and reduce research requirements.

Among its demands are that the National Collegiate Athletic Association offer athletes better year-round health care coverage, eliminate the restrictions on off-season jobs, and institute post-athletic career counseling and training.

At the time of the Caronia decision, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), a trade group that represents big biopharmaceuticals companies, had been mounting First Amendment arguments against restrictions on off-label promotion for at least a decade.

Any increase in the supply of what he calls "genuinely affordable homes" will be rightly hailed as progress, but can that be achieved at the same time as seeking tighter restrictions on "off-plan" overseas investment and encouraging "first dibs for Londoners"?