restriction|restrictions in English

noun

[re'stric·tion || rɪ'strɪkʃn]

limitation, state of being restricted; limit, something that restricts

Use "restriction|restrictions" in a sentence

1. Restriction.

2. " pity " and " restriction. "

3. The plasmid has unique restriction sites for more than forty restriction enzymes.

4. Constraint definition, limitation or restriction

5. Human Physiology: What Are Restriction Enzymes?

6. Some restriction on funding was necessary.

7. ·Updating the tables with access rights (3.3) and the list of harmonised restriction codes (Appendix 1 – Restriction coding);

8. Rituals, relationships, restrictions.

9. Some states have enacted such a restriction.

10. Some no parking signs display time restrictions, while others are permanent restrictions.

11. Note: Some restrictions apply.

12. Consultations Restriction proposals (set out in an Annex XV restriction report) and SEAC draft opinions are subject to consultation

13. NEBCutter - On-line DNA restriction mapper tool

14. Countercheck (plural Counterchecks) A restriction or limit

15. Appealing the Age Restriction on your Video

16. A Curtailment is an ending or restriction

17. Market conduct restrictions include restrictions on advertising, pricing and compensation, and business structure.

18. For them, restrictions are tiresome.

19. How to Childproof Your iPad Using Parental Restrictions Make your iPad kid-friendly using parental restrictions

20. Her rights put no restriction upon his appetite.

21. Determination of support and activity of partition access restriction.

22. The defence asked for reporting restriction to be lifted.

23. The park is open to the public without restriction.

24. This restriction creates a barrier for global electronic commerce.

25. Their success is conditional, I suggest, on this restriction.