Restrictions Imposed in a sentence

Conte had hoped to avoid a country-wide lockdown such as that imposed in March, which devastated the economy, and wanted to wait to see whether more moderate restrictions imposed last week had had an impact.

The restrictions on northern England are the second batch of local restrictions imposed in Britain to try to curb a second wave of the virus, following a stricter local lockdown in the central England city of Leicester.

Wigan and Stockport, which had been exempt from wider restrictions imposed on Greater Manchester, will now face the same restrictions as the rest of the region.

Among the parts of the economy hurt by the strikes include pubs and restaurants, which had already been crippled by draconian and damaging restrictions imposed during the Covid pandemic.

But debt comes with its pitfalls, such as higher overall cost of capital; financial risk as companies must generate cash flow to cover operational expenses and debt repayments; and covenants and restrictions imposed by debt agreements.

However, the Asian nation has been limited to offering nonmilitary assistance due to restrictions imposed by its war-renouncing Constitution.

It was the latest in sweeping restrictions imposed by the Taliban since they seized power in Afghanistan in August 2021 as US and Nato troops were withdrawing from the country after 20 years of war.

Living in the vast, sparsely populated areas of the outback, Caccia has essentially escaped the lockdowns and various restrictions imposed in most parts of the world to reduce infections.

Their visit was delayed because of travel restrictions imposed as a result of the Covid pandemic.

The Kerala government has withdrawn containment in all zones and allied restrictions imposed in northern Kozhikode district as no new cases of Nipah virus have been reported here since September 16.

To rebuild the broken thin blue line, police officers need a pay award that acknowledges the cost-of-living crisis, their unique responsibilities and the restrictions imposed on their industrial rights.

Without any significant rainfall in coming weeks, it is almost inevitable we will see restrictions imposed before summer, councillors were told during the October MidCoast Council meeting.

It can even be argued that the restrictions imposed by the political West jumpstarted parts of the Russian economy that were small and largely dormant (if not even non-existent prior to the SMO).

The restrictions imposed by the authorities in Sistan and Baluchistan also play a role.

Analysing the data up to 7 April, the researchers found that restrictions imposed around the world had cut daily emissions by 17 per cent versus the daily average for 2019.

As some countries around the world begin gradually easing lockdown restrictions imposed in a bid to stop the novel coronavirus from spreading, the WHO said it may never be wiped out entirely.

A woman wearing a mask is seen near firefighters wearing fire retardant PPE on the Upper West Side as the city continues Phase 4 of re-opening following restrictions imposed to slow the spread of coronavirus on August 16, 2020 in New York City.

But in some parts of Europe, there were signs of new restrictions imposed to halt the second wave were taking effect.

But the areas of Brooklyn where Orthodox Jews have staged protests against the restrictions imposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo still have so many new cases that that will remain red, Cuomo announced Wednesday.

But there's nothing like local lockdowns to threaten an ethos that has been so important to general community compliance with the directions and restrictions imposed on us by chief health officers in Victoria and across the country.