Sentence examples for restrictions set out from inspiring English sources

Case information should be flagged where restrictions apply and those restrictions set out in writing.

Just try making sure your broadcast, front page, segment, vlog or whatever meets all the restrictions set out here.

The rights guaranteed to the citizens of Singapore by Article 14(1) are subject to restrictions set out in subsection (2) of the same Article.

Iraq's dictator has made a public show of producing and destroying a few missiles, missiles that violate the restrictions set out more than 10 years ago.

This space is made even sadder by the restrictions set out by a landlord that seems bent on keeping you prisoner.

"According to the [International Atomic Energy Agency]," an agency that has monitored and verified Iran's nuclear-related commitments, "Iran continues to abide by the restrictions set out by the JCPoA, in line with its obligations under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Indeed, we believe it is possible to represent all epidemiologic biases in DAGs; therefore, the restrictions we set out at the beginning of this article concerning an ideal study were used only as a pedagogical tool and are not necessary for this approach.

The age restriction is set out in the terms and conditions, which intriguingly is dated 16 March - 10 days before the announcement was made.

Research local beach-combing rules and restrictions before you set out for the day.

And the state is entitled to restrict your right to assist a person kill themselves – what the Purdy case decides is that any proportionate restrictions must be clearly set out by the DPP in a code of practice.

The govt should sweep away a lot of the restrictions on planning permission and set out clear, sustainable, measured goals for a new kind of housing revolution.