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• The military government's decision to lift the restriction order without preconditions, a source said.
• The restriction orders were issued on Jan . 10, 2004.
• This week el-Bashir defended his restriction orders on Turabi.
• The restriction orders placed upon him lasted until 1957.
• Rufus was given a 15-year bankruptcy restriction order.
• During the appeal process a restriction order was applied requiring her to report regularly to local police.
• Restriction orders are still in place for the production, transportation and consumption of food contaminated by Chernobyl fallout.
• A family member said Sandar Win, while not arrested, was under a restriction order amounting to house detention.
• Besides slapping errant factory operators with restriction orders, Jalaluddin said the department had taken effluent samples for analysis.
• The letter did not make clear when such a restriction order had been issued, or to how many people.
• In March she and her husband had a restriction order which prohibited their presence in an aliens protected area.
• It will all depend on the courts and then the police who will have to enforce the restriction orders.
• A noise restriction order was responsible for this event moving to the Belgian Circuit Zolder for 2007 and 2008.
• A restriction order was termed " inadequate and insufficient, " said one source, who asked not to be named.
• The restriction order allows police to arrest anyone within 100 meters ( yards ) of Kaunda's home without their permission.
• Restriction orders for a third man, Fauzi bin Abu Bakar Bafana, have been extended for another two years, it said.
• The restriction order will be reviewed when the state of emergency decree itself comes under review on Jan . 29.
• A family member said that Aye Zaw Win's wife, Sandar Win, was under a restriction order amounting to house detention.
• Straw, however, said he was concerned that the power to impose restriction orders had only been used 10 times so far.
• A " restriction order " is a de-confliction agreement to restrict patrolling or surveillance in an area over a specified period.