Sentence examples for restrictions run from inspiring English sources

The restrictions run from 6am-midnight on Thursday and Friday.

Parking restrictions run until 9pm on weekdays, which hurts the restaurant trade.

Opponents of the law have filed lawsuits seeking to have the courts throw it out, and many on each side of the debate believe the 30- and 60-day restrictions run the greatest risk of being overturned on grounds that they violate the First Amendment right to free speech.

Unfortunately, a move is afoot to give the Federal Communications Commission the authority to rule on whether content restrictions run afoul of so-called "network neutrality".

The covenant says that its development restrictions "run with the land and shall be binding on future owners". But it also states that those limits "shall cease to apply" if a new or different project is filed with the city — and complies with various planning documents.

Note that Southern hybridizations were run in 'duplicates' with the EcoRI/ HindIII and TaqI/ PstI restrictions run together on the same gels.

It suggested that the discussion be based on the background of the law of covenants or restrictions running with land.

Furthermore, the restriction "runs with the land" and therefore limits the rights of not only the Brashlers, the immediate purchasers of the property, but all subsequent purchasers, for the lifetime of the grantor.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced this week she would no longer enforce a rule that bars religious institutions from providing certain taxpayer-funded services in private schools, saying the restriction ran afoul of a recent high-court decision.

Current law permits donor restrictions to run in perpetuity.

Mr Bernanke mentions and dismisses arguments that this would violate legal restrictions or run into political constraints.