Sentence examples for restrictions raise from inspiring English sources
Critics have argued for years that these restrictions raise prices, delay deliveries, damage developing countries' markets and do little to end dependence on foreign assistance.
He said that because the commercial pornography that is the law's target "could, consistent with the First Amendment, be banned entirely, COPA's lesser restrictions raise no constitutional concern".
The restrictions raise questions for digital copyright that are serious and far-reaching: To what extent is the sharing of an idea a theft, or a diminishment, of that idea?
These restrictions raise an important question: exactly who owns my hearing?
Governments have further exaggerated the problem by imposing export quotas and trade restrictions, raising prices again.
Three amendments cleared away restrictions raised by lawyers challenging Mr. Musharraf's eligibility to run for another term.
A number of web users in Iran reported late on Monday that they could access Facebook and Twitter without restrictions, raising hopes that the authorities have finally lifted the filtering on the social networks.
Most states have now eased those restrictions, raising hopes that contract farming which only accounts for a small fraction of India's annual agricultural output of $220 billion—will flourish.As incomes in India rise, tastes are changing.
"I think there's better ways to address the security issue besides just closing their doors," Ms. James said, adding that the restrictions raised questions of legality and discrimination.
The issue of easing the travel restrictions raises particularly loud alarm bells among Cuban-Americans in Florida, a constituency and state that are vital to Mr. Bush's electoral fortunes as well as those of his brother Jeb, the state's Republican governor, who faces re-election in November.
Syringe places a single VCPU restriction on guest VMs because placing multiple VCPU restrictions raises the possibility of the code being detected by malware.
