These women's choices were restricted by structures within their social environments, and these restrictions had implications for their SRHR.
Once officers from other forces arrived, they were restricted by poor communication with central command.
In the mid-19th century, large signs were restricted by the expense of painting and erecting them and the lack of widely distributed products that used the medium.
The ostentatious kimonos of noblewomen are followed by the discreetly luxurious robes of Edo merchants' wives, whose extravagances were restricted by sumptuary laws.
The ostentatious kimonos of noble women are followed by the discreetly luxurious robes of Edo merchants' wives, whose extravagances were restricted by sumptuary laws.
However, he said about 140,000 students would still be rejected by universities this summer because institutions were restricted by the number of places they could offer.
Federal habeas corpus petitions were restricted by the 1996 counterterrorism law to those cases in which a state court was not only wrong, but unreasonably wrong.
For most of the war only two networks had correspondents in Baghdad, ABC and NBC, and their people were restricted by the Iraqis.
In Warsaw a group of young poets was formed, but its activities were restricted by political pressure.
In the years after the 1959 revolution, public processions venerating the Virgin of El Cobre were restricted by the government, which feared that any unsanctioned gathering could spin out of control.
But in the wake of France's painful postwar decolonization, the rights and benefits of those soldiers were restricted by a series of laws, in contrast to the treatment of native French veterans.
