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The defendant, Brian Jones, 23, of Parrish, was given six months of community control, which strictly limits freedom with measures including an ankle monitor.

But town officials said that current zoning, which strictly limits building in the watershed areas, and their intention to buy critical parcels from willing sellers assured adequate groundwater protection.

For example, this year's X-Men movie, loosely based on the old comic book, has not been approved for commercial screening in China, which strictly limits film imports, although pirated video compact discs sell well in the streets.

There is no attempt to make the detective on his case a dominant hero, and nor is there any conventional insight into the mind of Succo himself, at least partly because the film is based on Pascale Froment's original documentary study, which strictly limits itself to what can be retrieved from eyewitness evidence.

It was exactly to prevent this kind of misuse of U.S. weapons that Congress passed the Arms Export Control Act, which strictly limits foreign countries from employing U.S. weapons for any purpose other than "internal security" or "legitimate self-defense".

Federal law actually recognizes this principle under the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, which strictly limits how states can use photos compiled under the auspices of motor vehicle regulation (18 USC § 2721).

However, these organic molecules usually suffer from poor water-solubility and poor biocompatibility, as well as limited membrane-permeability, obstacles which strictly limit their intracellular applications.

In the aftermath of that ruling, which strictly limited judges' power to increase sentences, lower courts have issued more than three dozen rulings, sometimes flatly contradictory, in federal cases.

Presidential candidates don't often refer to specific pieces of financial regulation, but Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton have disagreed repeatedly on the debate stage about the Clinton-era repeal of the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act, which strictly limited banks' activities.

However, ketamine has several side effects, including hallucinations, elevated blood pressure, dissociative anesthesia which strictly limit its use in clinical practice.

Judge Parker also said the conditions he required for Dr. Lee's release, which would strictly limit his movements, were enough to prevent the scientist from passing on several of the computer tapes the government says are missing.