Sentence examples for targeted restrictions from inspiring English sources

The Enough Project, an NGO focused on ending genocide and crimes against humanity in Sudan and Congo, recently released a report proposing a new strategy for targeted restrictions that could minimise the negative consequences for average citizens.

Our government's response to preventing atrocities wherever they occur, including Syria, should include targeted restrictions on the travel and assets of any person, country or company that is a direct or third-party enabler of atrocities, regardless of location.

However, targeted restrictions would be the most effective way to regulate substances in imported articles (e.g. children's toys), thus protecting consumers.

"Legitimate security concerns can be met with targeted restrictions on the complete covering of the face in well-defined high risk locations and not through a blanket discriminatory ban such as this".

One of the clinics, Alabama Women's Center for Reproductive Alternatives in Huntsville, was temporarily closed in June 2014 as a result of Trap (targeted restriction on abortion provider) laws in the state when it was determined that the facility could not be retrofitted to comply with the laws' building code regulations.

Using mitochondria targeted restriction endonucleases, the authors first tested their system by selectively eliminating the mtDNA haplotype in mouse oocytes and one-cell embryos.

In previous work, Xu and colleagues expressed a mitochondrially targeted restriction enzyme in the germline of Drosophila females to select for surviving offspring that bear an mtDNA mutation in the corresponding restriction site.

Selective degradation of mtDNA bearing point mutations has been achieved by introducing DNA double-strand (ds) breaks using mitochondrially targeted restriction endonucleases (mtRE) in cellular models of disease (Tanaka et al, 2002; Alexeyev et al, 2008).

Secondly, a mitochondrially targeted restriction enzyme, mito-PstI, was expressed in the germline mitochondria of the two heteroplasmic lines to eliminate the mt:ND2 del1 + mt CoI T300I genome, as PstI site was only present in the D. melanogaster genome.

The harm principle is more robust if it targets restrictions on basic liberties, rather than liberty per se.

That's been a bit of a struggle, as a combination of complicated products, targeting restrictions, and advertiser inexperience has led some businesses to fail to produce results.