The number of medallions has been strictly controlled for decades.
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It seemed very casual, and nobody's movement seemed strictly controlled.
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Unions in China are strictly controlled by the Communist Party.
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Because of its potency, its production is strictly controlled by law.
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At the same time the internet has become much more strictly controlled.
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Democrats have made full use of their strictly controlled quasi-impeachment inquiry.
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Typically, such studies involve high doses administered in a strictly controlled lab.
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Imports were strictly controlled, with high tariffs on imports over a set amount.
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"Access to this information is strictly controlled, with strong legal safeguards," they said.
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The variation observed by Dr. Betti suggests that pelvic shape is not so strictly controlled.
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Sudan has also suffered from liquidity shortages and transfers of foreign currency are strictly controlled.
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In the Swedish, Finnish, and Norwegian versions, alcohol — strictly controlled in those countries — scarcely appears.
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These are all protected species under European law and the hunting of them is strictly controlled.
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Access is strictly controlled, so that delegations and guided tours typically travel a few fixed routes.
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Apple's Enterprise Certificate program has become a de facto loophole in bypassing its strictly controlled App Store.
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Kuwait is one of the few Gulf countries that allow public protests, although they are strictly controlled.
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Norway, where the use of antibiotics is strictly controlled, has swapped antibiotics for vaccines in salmon farming.
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As such, the possibility of placing someone in custody is very limited and detention is strictly controlled.
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The protests have unnerved investors and led to a pro-Sisi campaign in Egypt's strictly controlled media.
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Radioactive material is strictly controlled in China, so the exhibition opened on July 8 without the chandeliers.
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These fan zones will also be monitored by CCTV, and entrances and exits will be strictly controlled.
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Even those within the confines of Apple's strictly controlled network have faced byzantine restrictions to acquiring proper equipment.
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Guns are more strictly controlled in Canada, and gun violence is less common than in large American cities.
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Drone use is strictly controlled on the continent, and a flight over the penguin colony was a no-go.
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Unlike pigs and chickens, whose reproduction is strictly controlled, beef cattle tend to procreate unsupervised, out on vast grazing ranges.
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With medical supply sales strictly controlled, every practitioner needs a good bladerunner: a scrappy youth who fences pills, syringes, and scalpels.
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I don't think that the bank people should be able to sell credit card data except under very strictly controlled terms.
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Participants slept under strictly controlled conditions in a laboratory with no windows, so they had no way of seeing the moon.
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Many countries continue to invest in a technology that is in fact exacerbating scarcity wherever access to water is not strictly controlled.
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He is allowed some mail correspondence but it is strictly controlled and he's not allowed to communicate with other right-wing extremists.
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Yet such transmitters are strictly controlled in America under Federal Communication Commission (FCC) regulations, making such equipment difficult and expensive to acquire.
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The sugar deficit is usually covered by strictly controlled imports from the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) trade bloc.
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Visits from lawyers, family and friends are strictly controlled by prosecutors in Japan, making it difficult even for suspects to establish a defense.
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Development in the region is strictly controlled and visitors to Ees Wyke will find that the scene is little changed from Potter's time.
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Kensington Palace has limited press access to the ceremony itself and strictly controlled the release of details about the wedding to the media.
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While the majority of tourists who visit North Korea are Chinese, around 6,000 Westerners go on strictly-controlled tours inside the country each year.
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Handguns are mostly outlawed and hunting shotguns and rifles are strictly controlled, leaving less than 10 percent of the populace as legal gun owners.
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The sterile hallways of the Orbital ATK building are cavernous and lined with doors plastered with warnings that these rooms house strictly controlled materials.
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The lectures have become more strictly controlled under Kim, he said, with a campaign under way to mobilize people ahead of next week's Congress.
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The only reporters allowed inside the courtroom are from state-linked organizations and news about the trial tops bulletins on the strictly-controlled government media.
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Outside information is strictly controlled in North Korea, and ordinary people there often use USB sticks or other portable memory drives to share foreign media.
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Many accuse China, where the courts are strictly controlled by the Communist Party, of extensive meddling since then, with the extradition proposals a further example.
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Outside information is strictly controlled in North Korea and ordinary people there often use USB sticks or other portable memory drives to share foreign media.
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Many accuse China, where the courts are strictly controlled by the Communist Party, of extensive meddling since then, with the extradition bill a further example.
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Many accuse China, where the courts are strictly controlled by the Communist Party, of extensive meddling since the handover, with the extradition proposals a further example.
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One case contains a collection of North Korean currency, which foreign visitors are typically prohibited from seeing by government officials during strictly controlled visits to Pyongyang.
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New capacity is being strictly controlled, which doesn't prevent a producer such as Hongqiao being able to replace "illegal" closed capacity with new, officially sanctioned smelters.
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"In North Korea, there is very limited access to influences from other cultures, for ordinary people, at least, and it's strictly controlled," he told Deutsche Welle.
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Such public bravado may suit the president, who has strictly controlled contact with the public and a team of medical professionals working to minimize his risks.
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But his government has strictly controlled access to the camps and would not allow journalists to enter, saying that it was only safeguarding the refugees' privacy.
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At first, I did at Inkling what I had been trained to do at Apple: I strictly controlled information flow in and around our tiny organization.
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The real issue, Farrell said, is that controversial treatments like today's strictly controlled heroin and Dilaudid prescribing—and even methadone and buprenorphine—are not more widely available.
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The movement of pigs between farms will be strictly controlled, the director of veterinary and livestock services, Xolani Dlamini, said in a statement in the Swazi Observer.
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And when they looked at egg and peanuts separately, and only among infants whose diets were strictly controlled, it appeared that exposure might have had a benefit.
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A pragmatic trial seeks to determine if, and how, an intervention might work in practice, where decisions are more complicated than in a strictly controlled clinical trial.
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Media access to the American military detention center, where Muslim men have been held in solitary confinement without due process for over 16 years, is strictly controlled.
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US authorities strictly controlled who could approach the port of entry, saying they didn't have room to process them, and the group didn't try to storm the border.
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FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb acknowledged the concerns, but said that access to the drug would be strictly controlled and noted that it could be beneficial to the military.
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Mr. Hua feared China's strictly controlled news media would not cover the evictions accurately, so he decided to document and publish online his own videos of the crackdown.
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Cuba has relaxed its migration laws: Before 2013, ballplayers' movements were more strictly controlled, enriching smugglers who siphoned players off the island on cigarette boats for hefty fees.
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Kids can run circles around even the most advanced robots on Earth, which still only function well in strictly controlled environments like factories, where they perform regimented tasks.
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While it was a strictly controlled demo, Microsoft appears to have worked out a lot of the kinks that were in the versions of Cliff House I've tried before.
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National Olympic committees are awarded fixed numbers of tickets to the Games to resell through authorized third-party vendors, but the prices of those tickets must be strictly controlled.
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China's strictly controlled news outlets have frequently rebuked the United States and the Trump administration as the trade conflict has escalated, but they have largely refrained from specifically targeting Trump.
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While entry to the actual space center is strictly controlled by the government, local officials have touted public viewing areas in the city capable of accommodating thousands of space tourists.
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Visits from lawyers, family and friends are strictly controlled by prosecutors, making it difficult for suspects to establish a defense or give their side of the story to the media.
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They will be able to leave home only under "strictly controlled circumstances" to access essential goods, including to buy groceries and medicine or to collect a social grant (Al Jazeera).
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Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, better known by her online handle Mother Mushroom, had been held incommunicado since she was arrested in October, and attendance at her trial was strictly controlled.
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Last weekend's protests unnerved investors and led to a pro-Sisi campaign in Egypt's strictly controlled media, which have tried to tarnish Ali's image and that of Egypt's enfeebled opposition.
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Mr. Johnson's appearance at the news conference was seemingly arranged to answer some of the criticisms, yet access to the event was strictly controlled, and some reporters were turned away.
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Two decades ago, leaving the house with a concealed weapon was strictly controlled or illegal in twenty-two states, and fewer than five million Americans had a permit to do so.
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Visits from lawyers, family and friends are strictly controlled by prosecutors in Japan, making it difficult for suspects to establish a defense or give their side of the story to the media.
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People can still go out for essentials and to get fresh air, but they can do so only under strictly controlled conditions or on a specific schedule imposed by public safety officials.
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The police strictly controlled access to the area, which, to the delight of city officials, was away from the town center with its quaint shops selling ice cream, clothing and baked goods.
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China's strictly-controlled state media still has not reported the detail of the tweets, nor the stern remarks by top US trade negotiators accusing their Chinese counterparts of "reneging" on previously agreed measures.
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The NDRC added property developments around theme parks, including residential and commercial buildings, would be more strictly controlled and must be separately approved rather than being "bundled in" with the park development itself.
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Besides, putting in place reforms would require openness on the part of the pariah state, but its economic system is being strictly controlled by the military and the ruling Workers' Party of Korea.
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Media access during the shutdown period will be strictly controlled, with accreditation required by the Department of Tourism, but members of the media will not be able to stay on the island overnight.
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"The carbon fiber – which has many aerospace and defense applications – is strictly controlled, and Sun expressed a willingness to pay a premium to skirt U.S. export laws," said Assistant Attorney General John Carlin.
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Would making weed Schedule II—intended only for strictly controlled pharmaceutical drugs, and not recreational nor wellness products, the rubrics under which cannabis is often marketed and sold to Americans—make more sense?
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"One of the representatives said that access at high-security facilities is strictly controlled, including access by the owners, and that passive investors in properties do not have access to the buildings," the report said.
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Hamas runs the strip as an increasingly corrupt and oppressive one-party state, with a strictly controlled press and a nervous populace who clam up or look over their shoulders before talking about the government.
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That is thanks in large part to a regulatory wall around the economy: foreigners can own no more than 20% of local banks, and can invest in stocks and banks only through strictly controlled channels.
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China's media, which is strictly controlled by the government, has come out in defence of the country, painting the country as a victim of an overly aggressive United States bent on taking illegitimate unilateral action.
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China's media, which is strictly controlled by the government, has come out in defense of the country, painting the country as a victim of an overly aggressive United States bent on taking illegitimate unilateral action.
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While North Korean citizens are only limited to using a domestic intranet strictly controlled by the government, See said Choson Exchange participants are increasingly utilizing mobile phones, in the same way their western counterparts do.
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It's easy to see why Western cities like Paris and New York prefer the order of a dock-based system, where all trips begin and end at one of a small number of strictly controlled locations.
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In the survey, 62% of US teens said gun control laws could be used to decrease mass shootings, while 33% said they thought there would be no impact if access to guns was more strictly controlled.
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Production of the new strain of barley, which has been patented by CSIRO, will be strictly controlled within Australia, limiting farmer access to seeds, in order to prevent cross contamination, said the government-funded scientific body.
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With almost all traditional media strictly controlled by the Azeri government, social media networks have become outlets for people to voice criticism in a country suffering from the global slump in oil prices and a depreciating currency.
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Those strictly-controlled networks can sustain a graduate throughout his or her life, but in the short term, a parent's investment pays off in improved chances of entrance to Oxford and Cambridge, or another top-tier university.
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And a scathing Senate report released last month blasted so-called Confucius Institutes paid for by the Chinese government and operating on dozens of American college campuses as too strictly controlled and a threat to academic freedom.
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Each year, 310 million bottles of French Champagne - whose geographic designation is strictly controlled as a brand - are sold worldwide while more than a billion are stored in cellars waiting for the right moment to be savored.
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There has been no coverage of Buttigieg on China's strictly controlled state media, but some LGBT community leaders are following the Democratic hopeful, whose unexpected rise in the past weeks has dominated US political news, in overseas media.
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If the changes are successful, Russia could follow in the footsteps of China, which has strictly controlled yuan trade on the mainland and offshore yuan trading in a number of places from Hong Kong and Singapore to London.
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A narrow strip of land five miles wide and 25 miles long, Gaza is home to nearly two million Palestinians who live largely cut off from the world behind a border fence strictly controlled by Israel and Egypt.
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In contrast with their strictly controlled interiors, they allow their two-acre yard to largely remain wild, with the deer that proliferate free to munch on the day lilies, clearing space for ceaseless waves of bright green ferns.
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How many managers and professionals have daydreamed of hiring assistants, even at their own expense, to enable them to outperform the rest of the pack — but could never follow through on the wish in their strictly controlled HR environments?
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With almost all traditional media strictly controlled by the government, social media networks have become outlets for people to voice criticism in a country where the economy has suffered from the global slump in oil prices and a depreciating currency.
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The bottom line: "Partly because they get their information from very, very strictly controlled Chinese state media, there isn't a kind of anti-Trump wave that you see in so many other countries," Rennie explains on the Money Talks podcast.
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Also as part of the reform, the ministry said licenses for all mineral resources will be awarded through competitive bidding and tender process with the exception of rare earths and radioactive mineral resources, where licenses will still be strictly controlled.
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"We have evidence that the distance to the nearest full-moon phase significantly influences human sleep and evening melatonin levels when measured under strictly controlled laboratory conditions, where factors such as light and personal moon perception can be excluded," the study authors wrote.
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Miao Wei, minister of industry and information technology, said the capacity expansion ban would also apply to the cement and flat-glass industries, which were already subject to restrictions in 2018, while newly added primary aluminum capacity would continue to be "strictly controlled".
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The decree, which was rejected the first time it was given to legislators in March, aims to liberalise hiring in a sector strictly controlled by the unions and comes after months of fines by the EU for not adhering to European regulation.
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Pent-up demand is spilling over from residents of strictly-controlled tier-1 and tier-2 cities, while price rises in smaller cities and towns are encouraging more local buyers to take the plunge amid strong government support to reduce home inventories.
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Tales of excess abroad, such as the princess who skipped out on $20 million in Paris shopping bills in 2009, typically would not reach the king's subjects back in the Arabian Peninsula because the Saudi news media is strictly controlled by the family.
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Construction in the zones, which will be created by connecting parks, rivers, lakes, highways and low building blocks, will be strictly controlled and obstacles to air flow will be removed over time, Xinhua cited Wang Fei, deputy head of Beijing's urban planning committee, as saying.
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The irony of the leader of one-party, communist China, whose economic model is based on state intervention in the economy and where freedom of the press and human rights are strictly controlled, providing succor to the attendees was not lost on the audience.
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He skips over the fact that migration is strictly controlled, technology has taken jobs away from Americans far more than immigrants have, overcrowding in schools is caused by a plethora of factors, and crime rates are lower among immigrants than among people born here.
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Strictly controlled North Korean state media has made no mention of the summit breakdown or any disagreement, though Kim and Trump failed to narrow their gap over how far North Korea was willing to abandon its nuclear program and the degree of U.S. willingness to ease sanctions.
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The Record Keeper by Agnes Gomillion After Earth is consumed by a third world war, the remaining armies and countries set up a new world order in which racial lines are strictly controlled and where medication is doled out to erase the memories of the lowest classes.
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Apple is striving to strike a balance in how it opens up core parts of the platform experience that it once strictly controlled, and is doing so in a way to ensure that these past lessons of extreme openness that hurt the customer experience are not repeated.
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Many of these losses took place in the Colombian Amazon, in areas that used to be strictly controlled by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, a guerrilla group that imposed tight controls on logging and land-clearing but disarmed last year amid a landmark peace accord.
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Participants in the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) who strictly controlled blood sugar after being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes had over 30 percent lower rates of heart disease, heart attacks and strokes over the next three decades compared to those who got standard care in those early years.
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The most significant ballot initiative this year is California's Proposition 64, which along with legalizing the adult use of marijuana and enacting across-the-board retroactive sentencing reform for marijuana offenses, establishes a comprehensive, strictly-controlled system to tax and regulate businesses to produce and distribute marijuana in a legal market.
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Mr. Orender singled out two of his V.I.P. experiences that did not come cheap: Berckmans Place at the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National, a premium venue within what is already one of the most strictly controlled events in sports, and the Players Club, a luxury package for the Players Championship, a golf tournament being played this week in Ponte Vedra, Fla.
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