Sentence examples for us restrictions from inspiring English sources

The Gulf countries took one step forward and two steps back, under the pretext of US restrictions on supplying US-made weapons to the Syrian opposition, but they continued to issue threats without a meaningful Plan B. All this made the current balance of power what it is, and it is no longer possible to change it because of the weakness of the opposition.

The changes will affect not only Iran, but Sudan and Cuba as well, countries where free internet use has long been stifled by US restrictions.

And if these organisations do not segregate US funds from those of other donors, such as the UK, the US restrictions apply to those funds as well.

The July deal only lifts sanctions related to Iran's nuclear programme, leaving in place many US restrictions that are pinned to Iran's support of terrorism and human rights abuses.

The UK government has announced a sweeping new cabin ban on all laptops and tablets on inbound flights from six Middle East countries – regulations that are wider than similar US restrictions.

UK universities have been able to take advantage of US restrictions on student visas and a less welcoming atmosphere since the 9/11 attacks to woo students who might otherwise have gone to American institutions.

Nor have a series of recent home water-use restrictions affected us much, since our landlords pay our water bill and handle the gardening, such as it is; in any case, my husband and I consume little water.

"NSA cannot, however, use these relationships to circumvent US legal restrictions.

The remaining 19 diplomats were barred from traveling more than 25 miles outside of Washington, and the State Department said their use of embassy funds would be "carefully controlled". "The Iraqis have told us (the restrictions) would include reduction of our embassy staff in Baghdad and unspecified restrictions on available funds," Tutwiler said.

It is not available in China – although it continues to explore options for that country – and Crimea, North Korea and Syria, because of US government restrictions on American companies operating there.

But in the case of orbital motions we have gravitational force that gives us some restrictions of movement(Kepler laws,for example).