Word: restricters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...possibility of a trip to Saudi Arabia "provoked the decision to restrict foreign travel in the future," Thomson said, adding that there had been no discussion of possible political complications concerning travel restrictions of the Saudi Arabian government which does not permit Jews to enter the country...
...restrict any person from the free practice of religion is unconstitutional, he added...
Abortion provides a significant contrast between the candidates. Both oppose abortion on demand. But Buckley is a champion of the Right to Life movement and author of a proposed constitutional amendment that would severely restrict abortion. Moynihan is against any such amendment, arguing that it would be "coercion" of one group by another. "We are in a post-Constantinian church," he says. "We really cannot expect our moral code to be translated into the legal code...
...spirit of the athletes may take a beating," says Montreal Olympic Official William Little, "but to protect them, we are going to have to restrict their freedom of movement quite a bit." The tab for "supervision" at Montreal will exceed $100 million-more than $14,000 per athlete-making this the most expensive security operation in history. The police and military force totals 16,000, the largest armed body that Canada has mobilized since World...
...almost everyone who attended the hearings voted, the decision by a local government to intervene and stop the planned research is unprecedented. In the past, city governments, if they meddled with science, did so only to restrict the sites of research, but never the basic science itself. The council could have said that DNA was none of its business. But instead, in a commendable gesture, it decided not to duck a question that may affect the lives of the citizens it represents...