Sentence examples for unrestricted area from inspiring English sources

Today, villagers must take a truck and a boat to arrive at an unrestricted area where bamboo plants grow.

Hong Lim park, which includes speakers' corner – the only place where Singaporeans are allowed to hold protests without a permit – has had its status as an "unrestricted area" revoked and been designated as a site to remember Lee.

The balance needs to be struck between the presence of an explosive and ignitable environment in an unrestricted area and the limits prescribed for its classification, because a too-conservative approach may make the whole exercise so costly that the viability of the project might be questioned.

Such areas are designed to reduce human impacts on the ecosystem, but the overall benefits of this approach might be compromised if 'leakage' takes place — that is, if impacts that would take place inside the restricted area are displaced to a nearby, unrestricted area.

On the same day, the Public Order (Unrestricted Area) Order 2009 ("2009 POA Order") made pursuant to the Act declared that Speakers' Corner was an unrestricted area in which assemblies and processions could be held without the need for a police permit.

216, Rg. 1, 2006 Rev. Ed)., the Public Entertainments and Meetings (Speakers' Corner) (Exemption) (No. 2) Order 2011 (S 493/2011) (issued under the PEMA) and the Public Order (Unrestricted Area) (No. 2) Order 2011 (S 494/2011) (issued under the ("POA")).

Thus, perennials with the rufipogon-type nuclear genome have dispersed in unrestricted areas of northern Australia.

It is shown that the alterations to shielding and area access reduce the dose rate in unrestricted areas from greater than 100 μSv/h to less than 2 μSv/h averaged over the working day.

Given the potential for rapid spread in unrestricted areas we focus on the risk of the disease escaping any imposed RZ: that is, spreading to a premise outside the zone.

A negative RDT result then allows the transfer of the patient to unrestricted areas.

The floor plans were classified first into different zones that could be used to analyse and interpret photos of different practice spaces: Public – unrestricted areas (free access to all).