| The council will also take control of the loading and waiting restrictions in place within the district. |
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| Wild animals and birds traversing contiguous forest stretches have no clue that there might be restrictions. |
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| As much as I hate federal requirement and restrictions, it seems to me that he who takes the King's shilling must do the King's bidding. |
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| It wants to introduce waiting restrictions in Sandbrook Way between the new Edinburgh Way traffic lights and the mini-roundabout on the park. |
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| The following herbicides can be safely applied to labeled newly transplanted stock, with the restrictions noted. |
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| The U.S. can impose substantial restrictions on assistance to areas labeled as major drug-producing or transit areas. |
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| The software places restrictions on how many times and to what devices a user can transfer music. |
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| The excommunication that the Beth Din is now free to implement contains, among others, these restrictions. |
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| However, melds of sevens and aces are subject to some special rules and restrictions. |
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| These restrictions help prevent certified organic products from coming into contact with microbial contaminants. |
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| Water restrictions were imposed on Saturday in the metropolitan area and in towns and properties fed by the Goldfields pipeline. |
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| In this position Saturn, which sets limits and restrictions, often creates health issues, particularly as Saturn rules your body. |
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| You don't tolerate restrictions of your freedom and mobility, needing to be constantly on the move. |
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| Consequently, this patient may not comply with bed or activity restrictions and may try to climb over the bedrails to get out of bed. |
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| Almost 1,000 farms around the Dales beauty spot have been placed under restrictions and livestock movements cancelled. |
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| Folks are beginning to figure out how they can beat the system, so to speak, because there are all sorts of travel restrictions. |
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| But space restrictions at the terminal will force drivers to undertake tricky reversing manoeuvres in and out of tight spaces. |
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| Smaller species such as pilot whales, Baird's beaked whales and dolphins, are not subject to IWC restrictions. |
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| Since Level 4 restrictions were introduced in October, the average daily consumption has dropped from 30.2 megalitres a day to 26.3 ML a day. |
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| Up until this point race distances varied and there were no restrictions on the design or construction of boats. |
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| It seeks to impose ever-greater restrictions on a broad range of human knowledge and culture. |
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| Special restrictions exist on the prescription of medicines for drug addicts. |
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| Personally, I agree with continued restrictions on the use of certain drugs and medications. |
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| There appears to be no restrictions on who uses the road, the road median strip, road verge or any part of the road corridor. |
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| Parking attendants will be enforcing parking restrictions throughout the borough. |
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| The Tipperary Stonethrowers Rally on August 12, the first stages rally since foot and mouth restrictions, will feature two stages thrice. |
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| Blatherskite O'Loodheramawn, a barrel-chested, white-toothed athlete from Mullingar, welcomed the new loosening of restrictions. |
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| The allure of these fund groups is that there are no restrictions on how often an investor can buy and sell fund shares. |
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| One is the material cause or matter, the physical make-up of the thing, which puts considerable restrictions on what it can be and do. |
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| Instruct your solicitor to inspect local and national searches and the title deeds for any onerous covenants, restrictions, etc. |
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| Apparently, being screwed over a thousand times by trade restrictions and corrupt governments isn't enough to merit compassion. |
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| The restrictions on screen scraping cause me to wonder whether I'll encounter other technology-cramped restrictions related to the Webcast. |
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| More difficult are cushion caroms and balkline, in which restrictions are imposed by lines drawn on the table. |
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| Being a very active person who resented my bad back and all the restrictions, I was not pleased to be encouraged to lie flat each afternoon. |
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| While the appearance and garb of Samoan women are subject to a range of cultural restrictions, full-body tattoos are common on Samoan men. |
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| Few of us will shed tears over restrictions on commercial confidentiality that hit financial speculators and wealthy tax avoiders. |
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| Import restrictions and greater familiarity with Japanese engines has prompted American tuners to use the Honda VTEC powerplant though. |
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| The restrictions, sometimes accompanied by single-lane contraflows, have caused lengthy tailbacks at busy times. |
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| It came in the form of stay laws, restrictions upon forced sales, and freedom from attachment for debt for certain classes of property. |
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| As part of the agreement, Pacific Lumber agrees to strict monitoring of and restrictions on lumbering in its other forest holdings. |
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| Can anybody seriously see the public acquiescing to such restrictions in this day and age? |
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| Try as they might, they couldn't stick with the restrictions of low-carb dieting. |
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| Cod supplies have been running short because of fishing restrictions imposed in the North Sea in a bid to repopulate depleted stocks. |
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| I have no idea when the rule governing substitutes was added to the rule book nor the reason for all the restrictions. |
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| Many of the songs sound like rehashed versions of oldies while the band also indulges in experiments with tape loops and minimalist restrictions. |
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| The Ascension of Christ at the end of his time on earth is his liberation from restrictions of time and space. |
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| If adequate relief is not provided by these restrictions, then rotational daytime power cuts would be imposed on residential areas. |
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| These movement restrictions apply to all farmed livestock within that area. |
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| The Roads Authority imposed restrictions on the use of the B1 route between Rehoboth and Windhoek for the purpose of major roadworks. |
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| Temporary traffic lights, single lane restrictions and roadworks are in place on the Greenhills Road between AirtonRoadand Old Tallaght Road. |
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| Why would the government ease restrictions on pollution that causes a serious health risk? |
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| It coincided with the rise of Thatcher and Reagan, and the loosening of capital restrictions world wide. |
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| We have restrictions and licensees are selling the products that they are legally allowed to. |
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| Even hardcore libertarians accept restrictions on liberty when the behavior harms others. |
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| A broad rhetorical commitment to this ideal coexisted with stringent restrictions on speech deemed radical or obscene. |
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| Her friend recommended trying non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for pain relief because these drugs have no alcohol restrictions. |
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| Sunday drinking has also become a fact of life in recent years, as a host of licensing restrictions have been swept away. |
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| At the same time that prochoice advocates fight increased abortion restrictions, the anti-choice movement celebrates victory. |
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| One of the contractual purposes is to prevent the avoidance of the statutory restrictions. |
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| The greatest enemy is government, which has historically legislated privileges or restrictions based on gender. |
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| The stores are reacting to the more than 30 states that already legislate such restrictions or have laws pending. |
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| But legal aid is statutory and so are the restrictions on recovery of costs from the fund. |
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| To make matters worse, fuel shortages put restrictions on how far people could travel. |
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| Aren't free markets supposed to need a free flow of capital and labour, and not restrictions of labour mobility? |
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| Often the speed restrictions in rural villages extend out into the countryside. |
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| It also means that you can now apply for credit without the restrictions a bankruptcy order imposes. |
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| Legal restrictions on who could buy a book, visit a museum, hear a concert were gradually lifted. |
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| In rural areas, women must contend with cultural and legal restrictions on health care. |
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| Then in the 1970's travel restrictions were eased and she was able to come to the United States. |
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| Before you apply for any new savings account, check the terms and conditions for any catches or restrictions. |
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| He examines how campaigns work and what restrictions are placed on them by legislation and public opinion. |
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| It would be more difficult to introduce the restrictions later, having first learned the game without them. |
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| Prices are not guaranteed, but imports are constrained by levies and restrictions. |
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| There were significant restrictions on the freedom of individuals to question or reject church doctrine. |
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| Although the movement restrictions are restricting business, farmers must use the livestock markets or risk losing them altogether. |
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| These games also have strong restrictions on the cards that can be led or played to a trick. |
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| There are no regulations, zoning restrictions, fences or white lines to tell you where to go. |
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| Check local regulations and zoning restrictions because some areas may have legally established separation distances. |
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| First, consider the principle that time, place, and manner restrictions such as zoning generally do not violate the First Amendment. |
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| There are no restrictions on resale, and owners can sell on their investment whenever they wish. |
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| The influence of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints is all pervasive, from the restrictions on the sale of alcohol, tea, coffee and tobacco. |
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| The party's modernising zeal is set to sweep away Britain's archaic alcohol restrictions. |
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| In Singapore, there are no restrictions on the amount of capital investment, nor on the repatriation of capital or remittance of profits. |
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| Regarding the removal of parallel import restrictions, only restrictions on books remain. |
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| You can invest in anything, you don't need government approvals, you can remit your profits out, and there are no equity restrictions. |
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| There are restrictions on how much crosswind is permitted for an autopilot to make a landing. |
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| Under level three restrictions, outdoor water use is limited to hand-held hoses for one hour between 5.30 pm and 6.30 pm on alternate days. |
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| You are released from tensions and restrictions when you make important decisions. |
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| You are released from restrictions and limitations, as old fears do not trouble you any more. |
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| After eight months, I was released from all physical restrictions, such as engaging in contact sports. |
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| He has demanded that U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick apply tighter restrictions to them before Congress votes yea or nay. |
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| The relaxation of restrictions on the movement of farm machinery will be of particular value in the context of those who now wish to cut silage. |
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| But as soon as consumers demand the repeal or relaxation of these restrictions, the farmers rise in their defense. |
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| A farm leader has welcomed Minister Joe Walsh's further relaxation on animal movement restrictions imposed during the foot-and-mouth emergency. |
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| Not only do attitudes need to change, but the regulatory restrictions could be considerably relaxed. |
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| There are no legal restrictions on who can marry except for marriages between close relatives. |
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| These tight restrictions on allowable moves, players say, make checkers in many respects more difficult than chess. |
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| And last night restrictions banning the transportation of livestock were reimposed in the Settle and Clitheroe areas. |
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| They had high hopes that the assembled powers would agree to an alleviation of the imposed restrictions. |
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| The restrictions will stay in force until the problem is alleviated by a period of sustained rainfall. |
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| The tribunal accepted that there are restrictions on the weight of doors imposed by fire regulations. |
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| States can regulate certain activities and require citizens to apply for a license with restrictions on who can receive a license. |
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| Parcels and registered mail were included in the system from the very beginning, although there were restrictions on certain items. |
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| The ECB's regulations regarding junior cricket in respect of helmets and bowling and fielding restrictions have been adopted. |
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| Now, there are some interesting restrictions on English reduplication, but the plain fact of it is incontestable. |
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| The red tops, as we hacks warmly refer to the tabloids, bravely sallied forth against all restrictions European, bureaucratic or otherwise. |
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| The Recorder of Newcastle, Judge David Hodson, formally found him not guilty and lifted the reporting restrictions. |
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| Economists answer that generally a gift in kind has less value than a cash gift because it has restrictions. |
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| Suddenly the Gats treaty is not about trade at all, but a sly means to wipe away restrictions on business and industry, foreign and local. |
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| The airspace in which the aircraft is to be operated is dense with other aircraft and restrictions. |
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| The situation was also helped yesterday by the removal of restrictions that stopped aircraft flying over London airspace. |
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| Both airlines and insurance companies impose restrictions on expectant mothers. |
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| Further restrictions on working time would be a kick in the teeth for many firms, particularly smaller ones. |
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| But the end of rationing and other wartime restrictions and a shortage in the labour market led to a wind of change in gender politics. |
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| The underfunded UN Relief and Works Agency is being forced to cut off food aid because of security restrictions. |
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| It did not, and its failure to do so was to be used by the Germans when they denounced those restrictions and began rearming fifteen years later. |
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| Jokers can be used wild cards to substitute for any card in a three or four, with the following restrictions. |
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| In 1934, the Taylor Grazing Act placed almost all remaining public rangeland under federal control, with the same grazing restrictions. |
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| Those restrictions remained in place yesterday, despite the admission that the information on which they were based was not new. |
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| This week has been chaos on the railways as so many lines need to be checked and speed restrictions have been introduced. |
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| The latest surge follows Taiwan's decision last year to lift some restrictions on investing in China. |
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| It has paid lobbyists to persuade government ministers to lift restrictions on operating casinos. |
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| Some restrictions for senior and disabled permit holders using the local public transport system will be lifted from Sunday. |
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| These are serious, thoughtful people who are not in thrall to the restrictions of old ideologies. |
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| The speed restrictions will be put into action throughout the village centre after no objections were received to the order. |
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| Develop a simple field map with acreage, crop, and any irrigation restrictions. |
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| Parking restrictions in parts of Oxford are no longer being enforced because road markings have worn away. |
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| At Trouville, Boulogne, and other continental watering places, no such restrictions were placed upon bathers. |
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| Dump the currency restrictions and let capital flow in and out of this country like water. |
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| Would there be restrictions on the types of investments that could be made, say to mutual funds or IRA accounts? |
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| Eventually, the government will impose the kind of restrictions normally used in wartime. |
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| Phillips has been released on bail with restrictions limiting his access to computers. |
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| Two more conventional measures, species-specific size restrictions and catch limits, appear in only a small number of fishing accords. |
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| Residents in Downside and surrounding roads have been battling to get restrictions to stop motorists blocking their drives or double parking. |
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| She suffers near constant pain and the restrictions on her life increase as time passes. |
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| They also back a series of road safety measures and traffic restrictions, including crawler lanes, realigning bends and traffic lights. |
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| Incorrect signs and misplaced cones as part of restrictions put in place by Richmond upon Thames Council on rugby days led drivers to believe they couldn't park in Crown Road. |
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| In November 2014, that agreement was extended by four months, with some additional restrictions on Iran. |
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| To be sure, the trade-off for adhering to Chinese restrictions is a lucrative market of professionals. |
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| To be sure, visa restrictions and asset freezes have been announced targeting Putin cronies. |
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| The BND, however, has more restrictions on engaging in these kinds of dirty tricks. |
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| Distasteful those ads might be, but restrictions on political speech should be exercised with great deliberation and caution. |
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| He praises her uncomplaining acceptance of the restrictions and disregard she had to bear as a woman when she knew herself to be much abler than most men. |
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| As the economy recovers, organisations will want to be fleet of foot and may find themselves entrenched in a quagmire of contact clauses and restrictions. |
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| In this case, this involved costing restrictions on water abstraction and hydroelectric power station operation in order to maintain minimum in-stream flows. |
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| New council wardens brought in to enforce parking restrictions have been accused of being over-zealous following Witham's recent electricity blackout. |
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| To conclude, Melbourne is a vibrant, bustling metropolis, in which parking restrictions are enforced with far too much enthusiasm and vigour by jackbooted bureaucrats. |
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| You have a company pension that was set up under the current regime, which is a cat's cradle of limits, restrictions, and extremely complicated rules. |
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| This year Las Vegas entered what it calls drought alert, meaning tight restrictions on water use for residents and businesses and heavy fines for water wasters. |
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| Some fishing and boating industry observers fear such restrictions could extend to all types of boating as well as to diving or other water sports. |
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| There may even be a clause in her contract by which she has to agree to certain content restrictions. |
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| There are some restrictions on the opening times of pubs in Tadcaster as many race-goers are expected to return to the brewery town after the race meeting. |
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| There have been radical changes in the regulation of air travel, from a newly federalized security system to tighter restrictions on what items can be brought onto a plane. |
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| He is also asking the Treasury to cancel the currency fluctuation bands and to lift the restrictions on the issue of short-term debt certificates. |
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| After considering a voluntary program last week, the decision to impose tougher restrictions was made on Monday because the flow over the weir had ceased. |
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| We had a case recently of a hotel in the north which ramped up its prices and put restrictions on when people could come and go and when the bar was open. |
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| In Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan the Soviet government placed the Karachais under special settlement restrictions and assigned them to work on collective and state farms. |
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| Instead, the vast majority of people who drive sensibly and keep to speed limits will have to live with ridiculous restrictions and longer queues as a result. |
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| Moreover, the crippling restrictions resulted in the North partially shutting down weapons programs for lack of funds. |
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| Despite the short duration of the outage, restrictions on the number of aircraft entering UK airspace or taking off from domestic airports quickly created delays. |
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| In other words, the Mother Jones team built a data set with restrictions specified for no obvious reason. |
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| After experiencing official restrictions during World War II and red-baiting during the Cold War, they drew back from close governmental cooperation. |
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| Last January, Vincoli wrote a column for the Yale Daily News detailing self-censorship and protest restrictions on campus. |
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| The restrictions on the Kurdish language have been only minimally changed. |
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| The Chinese government plans to impose new restrictions to discourage investment in labor-intensive industries that produce cheap goods for export. |
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| Tim Bennett, deputy president of the National Farmers' Union was in high level talks at MAFF yesterday to ask for restrictions on lambing ewes to be lifted. |
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| Since access restrictions have been relaxed its farm conservation team has been giving free advice to farmers whose livestock was culled during last year's outbreak. |
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| In the week that the government launched its road safety charter, the construction industry is seeking relaxation of restrictions on the loads carried by dumpers using roads. |
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| The change to Level 3 restrictions came into effect from Saturday, and means people can now use a hand-held hose for 60 minutes in the evening on alternate days. |
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| There are much tighter restrictions on the administrative capacity of prison authorities to grant either some remission of the length of a sentence or to provide release. |
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| The rigid social, moral and behavioural codes imposed by the group included severe restrictions on women's freedom of movement, expression and association. |
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| Clint Eastwood ran for mayor on a platform that promised to prune back the plethora of local rules, regulations, building restrictions and zoning laws. |
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| What alarms the consumer is that the proposed restrictions will put their health in jeopardy and give them no choice whatsoever except resort to drugs. |
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| The good news is that people are responding to the level 5 restrictions. |
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| Are restrictions imposed on foreign nationals opening a bank account? |
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| The move would reverse restrictions placed on the police passed only nine months ago to match European Union standards. |
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| The traders, already feeling persecuted by the new system, rose in revolt against proposed restrictions, citing increased costs at a time of reduced revenues. |
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| In contrast, countries like the UK and the Netherlands have always enjoyed liberal laws relating to the content of vitamins, with few restrictions. |
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| Technology has the capability to impose graduated restrictions on liberty, but this is an issue the Government is specifically avoiding confronting. |
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| Customers risk losing music legally downloaded from the internet if they are not aware of small-print restrictions on which machines you can play the songs. |
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| His guesthouse became a haven for travellers from across the world, a place to relax without worrying about dress restrictions or running foul of the police. |
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| Haulage drivers are already affected by tachographs on vehicles and there are quite tough restrictions for how long you can drive and leaving long rest periods. |
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| The question arises whether the problem can be addressed indirectly through trade sanctions or restrictions to punish countries that refuse to improve environmental standards. |
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| By the time Congress put restrictions on shuttering the prison in the 2010 defense bill in late 2009, the door was closed. |
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| All the Joint Chiefs except for Barrow had said, aye aye, sir, we'll go over to Congress to testify in favor of eliminating restrictions on women in combat. |
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| At the same time, Sloan argued that real progress would require Congress to lift at least some of the restrictions. |
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| This may evade privacy restrictions but is cheap and tawdry at best. |
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| During that time, restrictions were put on planes taxiing, taking off and landing at Frankfurt's Rhein-Main airport, and that trickled back through the system. |
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| My mom started teaching me to read at age three, and I never lacked for books and magazines and there were no restrictions on what I was allowed to read. |
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| Use of the bollard should be limited to enforcing timed restrictions on city centre roads and to very specific cases where small backstreets are made unsafe by rat-running. |
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| Opposition MPs and education advocates are calling on the government to allow schoolteachers and professors an exemption from copyright restrictions. |
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| Of the complaints received, 1,892 were screened out because of the restrictions on investigation or because they fell outside the jurisdiction of the office. |
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| Rather than make recommendations it invites further discussion by citing a number of options, one of which is to remove all restrictions based on relationships by marriage. |
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| In general, content-based speech restrictions are subject to stricter scrutiny than content-neutral rules. |
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| And is politics really cleaner when stringent restrictions are put into place? |
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| The media's finally picking up on the petty and heavy-handed restrictions in place here in Athens that I've been banging on about since I arrived. |
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| The administration insisted it was stymied by congressional restrictions on transferring detainees out of Guantanamo. |
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| Are there intellectual property restrictions on this totally free Internet? |
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| Separate nets for large and small fish, barbless hooks, keepnet restrictions and minimum line strengths are all common regulations on the area's many stillwater fisheries. |
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| The gun lobby is currently funding lawsuits all over America, trying to invalidate local, state, and federal gun restrictions. |
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| This means that the EU's trade in agricultural products with third countries is regulated by a series of customs and import restrictions and export subsidies. |
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| The restrictions will apply when the pool is sectioned into lanes. |
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| The City adopted a security access restrictions policy in 2003 that demanded gated communities apply to have their boom gates legalised based on a set of stringent criteria. |
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| In both French and English, there is a loosening of selectional restrictions between a verb and its subject, which we observed in the case of English be able to. |
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| The company has benefited from recent action by the telecoms regulator around single billing and restrictions on win-back activity by larger players. |
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| It will be shown that a semantic fit between the sortal restrictions activated by the preposition and a depicted object results in inhibitory effects. |
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| Instead, the justifications offered for the restrictions contained in the amendment to the act have been either disingenuous or simply mendacious. |
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| The county council, will also soon be advising the public as to when they will be enforcing parking restrictions within the Riverside Quay service area. |
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| Hopes that the travel restrictions would contain the disease failed, as the task force reported its continued spread. |
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| Romney said current trade restrictions are thwarting economic growth in developing nations as well as in the United States. |
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| When Hayei Sarah is read, these restrictions are often tightened, taking away more rights to make room for the festival weekend. |
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| At the same time, some governments have also slowed globalization within their jurisdiction by retaining certain restrictions on transborder activity. |
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| These severe restrictions on the translatability of the expressible, on the presentable and the representable, are suggestive of the rigours of Beckett's work. |
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| He stressed, however, that this easing of restrictions was only minimal. |
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| The marianas needed Abramoff only because the U.S. placed restrictions on Chinese textile exports into the U.S. markets. |
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| As long as they abide by their own internal rules of governance, the secular society imposes no meddling restrictions. |
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| In spite of these restrictions, most generally used practical thermometers are of the empirically based kind. |
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| The Iberian conflict began when Portugal continued trade with Britain despite French restrictions. |
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| Waugh maintained his reputation in 1942, with Put Out More Flags, which sold well despite wartime restrictions on paper and printing. |
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| Nonconformists who wanted office ostentatiously took the Anglican sacrament once a year in order to avoid the restrictions. |
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| They are entitled to live in Ireland without any restrictions or conditions. |
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| The CTA was suspended on the outbreak of war in 1939, and travel restrictions were introduced between the islands of Great Britain and Ireland. |
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| There are, however, restrictions on subsequent transfers to represent other Home Nations. |
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| These restrictions apply equally regardless of whether the property is owned or rented, and only apply to occupation of the property. |
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| The restrictions of coastal shipping and river transport were obvious, and horses and carts could only carry one or two tons of cargo at a time. |
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| There are also restrictions on bringing children under the age of 16 to the island. |
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| It usually sets out restrictions on behavior, and will be far more compliance or rules focused than value or principle focused. |
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| In return, calls for a total embargo were abandoned, and the existing restrictions adopted by member states against South Africa were lifted. |
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| The Indian caste system embodies much of the social stratification and many of the social restrictions found in the Indian subcontinent. |
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| So too the Swedes could come to Gotland with no ban on the import of corn, or any other restrictions. |
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| Gournay ardently supported the removal of restrictions on trade and the deregulation of industry in France. |
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| Research shows that support for trade restrictions is highest among respondents with the lowest levels of education. |
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| Instead, the government chose to enact a jus sanguinis system, with the naturalization restrictions listed above. |
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| The Act, which restated and confirmed many provisions of the earlier Declaration of Right, established restrictions on the royal prerogative. |
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| In early 2013, the Greenland government said that it had no plans to impose such restrictions. |
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| No restrictions apply regarding overtime work, which allows companies to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. |
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| Such restrictions on shore leave coupled with reduced time in port by many ships translate into longer periods at sea. |
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| Some of these tournaments can also be watched on the internet for free using a live stream, depending on contractual restrictions. |
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| Identification of patient name references within medical documents using semantic selectional restrictions. |
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| He postulates the hypothesis that suffixation is constrained by selectional restrictions of the affixes involved. |
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| Despite trade restrictions imposed in most foreign markets, by 1937, American films commanded about 70 percent of screen time around the globe. |
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| This led to certain restrictions being placed on the festival, including a crowd limit and specified times during which the stages could operate. |
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| In May 1778, Burke supported a parliamentary motion revising restrictions on Irish trade. |
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| Belarus is imposing temporary restrictions on the import of poultry and poultry product from Bulgaria to prevent a spread of Newcastle disease. |
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| Philip remained king only during his wife's lifetime, and restrictions were placed on his power. |
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| Church leaders frequently tried to place restrictions on jousts and tournaments, which at times ended in the death of the loser. |
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| Both state and local jurisdictions can further add restrictions on the use and safety requirements of display fireworks. |
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| For students, restrictions on entry should be dropped, and more opportunity given to poorer families. |
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| All other colleges admit both undergraduate and postgraduate students with no age restrictions. |
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| Existing restrictions on the use of lead ammunition in the California condor range remain in effect while implementation proceeds. |
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| The MHPA still allows day limits for inpatient or outpatient care, higher deductibles or coinsurance, and restrictions on prescription drugs. |
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| Continuing official suspicion and legal restrictions continued well into the 19th century. |
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| It must stay out of the tax shelter business and agree to restrictions on its tax practice. |
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| Mindmaps, a reflection of internal thinking, help fracture the semantic restrictions for children, especially those with dyslexia, to break free. |
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| Wichita Falls will almost certainly implement Stage 4 drought restrictions by the end of summer, and perhaps as early as June, Nix said. |
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| On the other hand, the phrase's collocational restrictions are quite stringent and idiom-like. |
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| They would join 13 countries, including Germany, that all have restrictions on the use of car phones. |
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| Additionally, smurfing, the criminal practice of recruiting additional buyers of PSE to circumvent existing restrictions, may be dipping. |
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| The decreasing salinity along this path causes restrictions in both physiology and habitats. |
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| Japan's amended moneylending business law will be fully implemented next year, subjecting lenders to tougher restrictions. |
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| Throughout the 1990s, Poles used the freer travel restrictions to move to the UK and work, sometimes in the grey economy. |
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| They are constantly changing in population size and power because of the limited restrictions of their borders. |
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| The next year, a number of restrictions were imposed on the export of bullion. |
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| In addition, a military coup on 22 May 2014 led to severe state restrictions on all media and forms of expression. |
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| The policies revived rebellions When trade restrictions were released, Fujian and Guangdong saw enormous outflows of migrants. |
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| Cheese imports from countries that traditionally breed camels are difficult to obtain due to restrictions on dairy imports from these regions. |
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| Accusations of media censorship have increased since 2009 due to the alleged intensification of restrictions on political criticism. |
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| Merely mentioning the existence of such restrictions can land Omanis in trouble. |
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| Faced with so many restrictions, Omanis have resorted to unconventional methods for expressing their views. |
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| Oman has fewer restrictions on independent media than its neighbors Saudi Arabia or Yemen. |
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| After the Handover in 1999, there has been a rapid rise in the number of mainland visitors due to China's easing of travel restrictions. |
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| In 1911, a group of Bahraini merchants demanded restrictions on the British influence in the country. |
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| Congress to exclude Puerto Rico from the Jones Act restrictions without success. |
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| The PER had allowed restrictions on speech, public gatherings, and censorship of news media and had given security forces added powers. |
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| Lack of restrictions on tourism and resorting is also a problem as the number of people visiting the islands is increasing in recent years. |
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| The FTAAP is more ambitious in scope than the Doha round, which limits itself to reducing trade restrictions. |
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| Phonemes that are significantly limited by such restrictions may be called restricted phonemes. |
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| Some phonotactic restrictions can alternatively be analyzed as cases of neutralization. |
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| However, as a matter of practice believers follow certain dietary restrictions with right spiritual diet as followed over generations. |
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| The only restrictions actually given by the 22nd session was to keep secular elements out of the music, making polyphony implicitly allowed. |
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| There are strong restrictions regarding a trustee with conflict of interests. |
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| In every jurisdiction based on the English common law tradition, evidence must conform to a number of rules and restrictions to be admissible. |
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| The Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution as placing some additional restrictions on the federal courts. |
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| Regulatory areas may include water conservation, use restrictions, and ownership regimes. |
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| Canadian labour law is that body of law which regulates the rights, restrictions obligations of trade unions, workers and employers in Canada. |
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| International trade is usually regulated by governmental quotas and restrictions, and often taxed by tariffs. |
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| Despite such restrictions, birth rates continued to lag, in part, because of unskilled induced abortions. |
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| Adding to mobility constraints from the inadequate transport systems were bureaucratic mobility restrictions. |
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| Some jurisdictions in North America have passed bans on use of sharia, framed as restrictions on religious or foreign laws. |
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| Jurists developed various restrictions which in many cases made them virtually impossible to apply. |
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| There were no restrictions on creations in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. |
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| Significant restrictions on amendments are made to ensure that it is the same bill that has been rejected twice. |
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| In all human rights instruments, either implicit or express restrictions exist on the extent to which property is protected. |
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| But restrictions on the right to vote based on property meant that only a fraction of the British population were given the right to vote. |
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| Slater evaded restrictions on emigration put in place to allow England to maintain its monopoly on cotton mills. |
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| Generally, children are allowed to work at any age, but restrictions exist for children under 15 years of age. |
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| These restrictions apply to work hours and the type of work that children can perform. |
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| Numerous political demonstrations followed, some of them violent, resulting in further government restrictions. |
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| The restrictions hindered the political parties and led to divisions within and among them. |
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| The United States contested these restrictions as illegal under international law. |
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