Sentence examples for temporary limitation from inspiring English sources

"This longer flight path consumes more jet fuel and for safety reasons, Malaysia Airlines has had to impose temporary limitation on checked in baggage allowance," the airline said in a statement.

One of the chief features which, it is anticipated, will make a special appeal to European nations, is the temporary limitation placed upon armament and war preparations and the prohibition of mobilization by the disputing nations pending arbitration.

Malaysia Airlines has told passengers it has imposed a temporary limitation on check-in luggage on flights to Europe starting from Tuesday evening until further notice for safety reasons.

Andrew: That's a temporary limitation that will be fixed over time.

"Today's temporary limitation of the Courage to Resist organization's PayPal account is due to PayPal regulations requiring non profits to associate a bank account to their PayPal account.

The app is initially going to be available on iOS only, but that's just a temporary limitation; Wave intends to use the launch on Apple's platform to gather feedback and make changes before launching on Android, with an app for that platform that is already in the early stages of development.

Temporary limitations on standing water, such as drought, and permanent limits, like human development, forces more birds to fewer water sources, increasing the chance of contact and viral transmission.

They could also help those with disabilities or temporary limitations resulting from an accident or surgery.

But those who recognize the cognitive effects of toxic cancer drugs, adjust their schedules and learn to compensate for what are usually temporary limitations have an easier time returning to a productive life.

Under an agreement made last month in Geneva, Iran promised not to bring new centrifuges into operation for six months, part of temporary limitations on its uranium enrichment programme in return for easing some sanctions.

Thus, arousing memories among the Palestinians of the Israeli government's restrictions to the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron; where what started in 1994 as temporary limitations on when Palestinians could enter the mosque for worship ended up with the permanent partition of the site.