Sentence examples for restrictions reduced from inspiring English sources

It has introduced allocated seating, relaxed cabin bag restrictions, reduced charges and loosened booking conditions.

Most of the new restrictions reduced the test to a simple question: Did the defendant not know what he or she was doing?

In an attempt to win back customers who grew tired of the airline's hidden charges and customer service, Ryanair has introduced allocated seating, relaxed cabin bag restrictions, reduced charges, and loosened booking conditions.

Restrictions are key, she said, pointing to a 1984 study that found that among 16-year-old drivers, nighttime driving restrictions reduced crashes by 69percentt in Pennsylvania, 62percentt in New York, 40percentt in Maryland, and 25percentt in Louisiana.

Most of the publishers also printed versions of their magazines for the Canadian market, but with the outbreak of World War II, paper shortages and import restrictions reduced the availability of these magazines in Canada.

Travel restrictions reduced the illness rate only in the event of mild local disease transmission intensity.

These include hiring restrictions, reducing the city's work force through attrition, reducing overtime and asking most of the city's offices to reduce operating expenses by 20 percent.

These restrictions reduce the sample to 549,350 individuals and 64,029,103 monthly observations.

Sure, there are counterintuitive examples one finds to the maxim that, conceptually, increases in regulatory restrictions reduce entrepreneurship.

It does not recommend new age restrictions for gun purchases, asserting that "available research does not support the conclusion" that such restrictions reduce homicide.

If, for instance, dirty air and water are not conducive to the common good, then there can be justifiable restrictions on polluting industries, even if these restrictions reduce profits.