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restriction

[ri-strik-shuhn] / rɪˈstrɪk ʃən /


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“Early visits are essential for identifying and managing conditions like hypertension, diabetes, infections and fetal growth restriction. When care begins late, or not at all, clinicians miss the window to manage these risks effectively.”

From Salon

The fast pace of the program’s development worried Western powers who imposed increasingly stringent trade restrictions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Society imposes an array of restrictions on girls at an early age, many of them learned through media consumption.

From Salon

The new restriction comes after federal aviation officials shut down the airspace over El Paso, Texas, earlier this month in response to CBP’s use of a high-energy laser weapon.

From The Wall Street Journal

A Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson declined to respond to questions about what effect the restrictions would have on the department’s operations, referring questions to the FAA.

From Los Angeles Times