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They generally restrict themselves to requesting information from the police authorities and, when none is forthcoming, they take no further action.

The draft media law contains several articles which can be used to restrict the right of editors and journalists to express themselves freely.

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Gender roles imposed by the media, first and foremost through advertising, restrict the freedom of choice and lead young women to perceive themselves as sexual objects.

The bill would also give judicial police functions to the Armed Forces and restrict the possibility of individuals to avail themselves of the writ of protection.

2. PRACTICES THAT RESTRICT COMPETITION

(c) Restrict the privilege against self incrimination.

(b) Restrict the authority of the courts

These may restrict current accessibility of technology information.

Well, for God's sake, restrict him to quarters.

I shall restrict my remarks to agenda item 117.

Chapter IV prohibits agreements which restrict the economic competition.

Licences should restrict the charity to specified activities and locations.

Under the Act, practices that restrict competition are all individual forms of behaviour by economic agents falling under criminal and or civil law which are reprehensible in themselves, independently of any collusion or their impact on the market.

Trump's new chief of staff plans to restrict the president's media diet.

Notification of final regulatory action to ban or severely restrict a chemical

A few States would want to restrict the ban to future production.

Some countries continue to restrict the right of their citizens to return.

The security situation in Darfur continues to restrict the delivery of humanitarian aid.

Legitimate interests of States to restrict visits should be addressed in article 13.

This restriction, however, was never meant to restrict the free movement of civilian population.

(b) The areas where fuel were kept should be secured to restrict unauthorized access

In some instances, these may constitute a means whereby a Government can restrict imports.

(4) To order it to change directors, supervisors and senior managers or restrict their rights

(j) To reinforce general prohibitions against post tender negotiations, and to restrict negotiations appropriately and

It is more common to restrict the use of ERAs to certain types of purchases.

It is further suggested that statements restrict formal acknowledgements, thanks and congratulations as much as possible.

In addition, where they do not criminalize them, executive acts or orders greatly restrict those rights.

On the other hand, they might restrict the export options of the domestic joint venture partner.

The intention to restrict their movement cannot and will not constitute a final solution to the problem.

Obstacles continue to restrict the printing of textbooks and complementary bibliographies, with an approximate value of 3,860,000.

Your Majesty, there should be no more fighting. It's much more feasible to restrict him in Heaven.

For we are not bold to number or compare ourselves with some of those who commend themselves. But they themselves, measuring themselves by themselves, and comparing themselves with themselves, are without understanding.

For we are not bold to number or compare ourselves with some of those who commend themselves. But they themselves, measuring themselves by themselves, and comparing themselves with themselves, are without understanding.

According to the Family Law Act agreements which restrict the personal rights and freedoms of spouses are void.

Government video censorship boards will have the right to ban, censor or restrict the audience for such showings

It was consequently in the interest of the whole industry to restrict arrest to cases of absolute necessity.

1. Barbados has no laws that in any way restrict the freedom of trade and navigation with Cuba.

(a) The need for measures to eliminate stereotypes that restrict women s role to that of mothers and caregivers

The high rate of deaths from failed abortions was an argument for the Government not to restrict safe abortions.

To restrict comments to the report would therefore be an exercise in futility, a putting back of the clock.

Laws that excessively restrict the peaceful exercise of civil and political rights should be immediately reviewed, amended or repealed.

Commentators have said that Hong Kong's laws grant the executive extensive powers to restrict the rights of the citizens.

The highly volatile environment continues to restrict access to those communities, which remain vulnerable to harassment, exploitation and extortion.