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nonrestriction

/ri-strik-shuhn/US // rɪˈstrɪk ʃən //UK // (rɪˈstrɪkʃən) //

非限制性,不受限制,非限制性条款,非限制性的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : something that restricts; a restrictive condition or regulation; limitation.
    • : the act of restricting.
    • : the state of being restricted.

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Examples

  • Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Texas have various restrictions.

  • It puts a layer in there that will stall getting workers back to work and they will have restrictions that other businesses won’t have.

  • They’re defined less by border restrictions than by the potential for domestic tourism.

  • By the time we started, the entire trail was open, but there were still some restrictions in the northern-most states.

  • Even now, speed limits and other restrictions make many online services virtually unusable.

  • The restriction came as a shock to Jarrar, who frequently travels to his many international exhibitions.

  • Caloric restriction has also been shown to have an effect on thyroid hormones, specifically T3.

  • The restriction on the use of hands (decried by some soccer-objectors, including myself until we beat Ghana) is sensible.

  • The hardest condition to live with for Bartiromo was the Internet restriction.

  • Indeed, it highlights that such a restriction should not exist at all.

  • Their present restriction and partial extermination have been due to the incursions of the warlike Malays.

  • In the colony of British Guiana there had been an old law, which permitted the importation of labourers without restriction.

  • Are not all these promises given in a general way, without restriction as to time, place, or persons?

  • There is either no restriction, or none that Ptolemy thought worth mentioning, in the choice of the key and species.

  • From the middle of the 17th century their trade was not free, but this was the only restriction from which they suffered.