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restriction

[ri-strik-shuhn] / rɪˈstrɪk ʃən /


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The licensing restrictions extend across Japanese industry, the people said, and don’t only target Japanese defense companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite restrictions on foreign students that include a full or partial travel ban on 39 nations and increased vetting, the overall UC international student enrollment remained relatively stable.

From Los Angeles Times

Unicef says the situation is made worse by restrictions on aid supplies entering Gaza.

From BBC

The US has said it will control sales of Venezuelan oil "indefinitely" as it prepares to roll back restrictions on the country's crude in global markets, according to the White House.

From BBC

About 4,000 Police Scotland officers have had restrictions placed on their driving at work, until they undergo training to comply with regulations that came into force three years ago.

From BBC