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restriction

n. any limitation on activity, by statute, regulation or contract provision. In multi-unit real estate developments, condominium and cooperative housing projects, managed by homeowners' associations or similar organizations are usually required by state law to impose restrictions on use. Thus, the restrictions are part of the "covenants, conditions and restrictions," intended to enhance the use of common facilities and property, recorded and incorporated into the title of each owner.

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Interest, (13) restrictionist trademark commentary has charged, often

Search and persuasion in trademark law

Restrictionist policies have been the trend since the Australian asylum system was challenged by the arrival of Cambodian boat people in the late eighties.

The spaces in between: American and Australian interdiction policies and their implications for the refugee protection regime

government actively opposing, in the name of world diplomacy and its own imperialist ambitions, restrictionist measures adopted under public pressure by the western state governments.

The ideology of unrestricted immigration

(21) Here, Motomura mostly tracks convention to sort subfederal laws into "restrictionist" and "integrationist" classifications: the former are characterized by their hostility to undocumented immigrants, whereas the latter create a neutral or welcoming environment for this population.

Immigration Outside the Law

In the shorthand of conservative immigration restrictionists, Rubio was against "amnesty" before he sponsored a Senate bill providing a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US.

Rubio's rivals zero in on immigration waffle

Molina argues that using a "racial scripts approach" is essential to understanding these restrictionist campaigns.

Crossing borders: national and theoretical

asymmetric use of state power by integrationist and restrictionist

Undocumented no more: the power of state citizenship

In 1996, several comprehensive restrictionist immigration statutes

The growing role of immigration law in universal higher education: case studies of the United States and the EU

To summarize: A white working- and middle-class GOP would be restrictionist on immigration, militaristic on the border, protectionist on trade, and expansionist on welfare.

The GOP flirts with class warfare: will Republicans abandon Ronald Reagan's principles for Rick Santorum's populism?

Ibraham is no stock character in a restrictionist's nightmare.

Mal de mer

John McCain, had helped lead the push for the 2007 bill, but as a candidate embraced the "enforcement- only" strategy favored by his party's restrictionist fringe.

Reason for hope on reform

But after 1900, as the restrictionist movement gathered steam with the support of many in the Anglo-American elite, Jews began to reassess their views.