41.   During the state of emergency, the government can restrict publication in the media of news the government says poses a threat to public order.

42.   During Soviet times, the government restricted travel and discouraged contacts with foreigners.

43.   For now, the government is restricting the opening of new mines for environmental reasons, and it also will not allow mechanized mining at known deposits.

44.   For weeks the government has also restricted how much Argentines can withdraw from their accounts to prevent a run on cash.

45.   For a decade, the government has restricted United Nations relief operations to camps near government garrisons.

46.   In a state of emergency, the government also can restrict publication in the media of news the government says poses a threat to public order.

47.   In previous confrontations, the government had restricted the circulation of four U.S.-owned publications, including the Far Eastern Economic Review.

48.   In armed conflict with the terrorist Kurdistan Workers Party, the government restricts the press and keeps civilians out of certain areas when it declares a state of emergency.

49.   In deference to Beijing, the U.S. government severely restricts travel by Taiwanese officials to the United States.

50.   In the past the government has restricted the circulation of some American-owned magazines and a newspaper for factually incorrect reports.