Sentence examples for restrictions under section from inspiring English sources

Nor will there be a chance to question the imposition of restrictions under section 14 of the Public Order Act 1986 on protesters who had already achieved their aim of stopping the BNP from marching on the Cenotaph.

And here is the final sentence of all: "WAIVER OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS IN CONNECTION WITH LOAN MODIFICATIONS — The Secretary shall not be required to apply executive compensation restrictions under section 111, or to receive warrants or debt instruments under section 113, solely in connection with any loan modification under this section".

The majority were detained under section 41 (restriction order) of the UK Mental Health Act 1986.

In the early nineties, living in the shadow of the Aids epidemic, educated under the restrictions of Section 28 and before the age of the internet how was I to know any better other than the courage of my own convictions?

The NFL believes that this interdependence and need for cooperation renders the league a single entity, and that all of the agreements made by the league and its teams --ranging from scheduling to free agency restrictions to salary cap rules to franchise relocation restrictions --should thus not be subject to scrutiny under Section 1.

Under section 216 of the 1986 Insolvency Act (Restriction of re-use of company name), it is an offence for any director or shadow director to be involved in the company if any of its trade names are re-used.

Specifically, I am asking the Attorney General and DNI to institute reforms that place additional restrictions on government's ability to retain, search, and use in criminal cases, communications between Americans and foreign citizens incidentally collected under Section 702.

The least serious is under section 5.

Searches under Section 215 are secret.

Under Section 35/1, not section 5 by the way.

Fifty years later, with the Supreme Court having stricken Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act -- which set the standards for determining which states and localities had to obtain "preclearance" under Section 5 to make voting rule changes -- such states as North Carolina, Texas, Mississippi and Alabama are already moving ahead to enact new ballot restrictions.