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Many legacy applications are "off limits" to developers due to the critical nature of the business operations they support.

Some parts of the code will be off limits, which makes the system difficult to change -- a scenario we're trying to avoid.

Mortimer did not learn that the new address violated the ordinance until he checked in with police and was told it was off-limits.

For the families ready to rebuild, there is little land left now that large tsunami-smashed areas are effectively off-limits.

Since then, thousands of kids have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, and an almost 20-mile area around the plant remains off-limits.

But if Jasper was off limits, that would lessen the time I could have with her.

There are no convincing arguments that it is in the best interests of the American people for anything the Fed does to be off limits.

Zetsche said that "few areas" would be off limits for a Daimler-BMW partnership, but failed to mention which areas those would be .

Pat and Mike , Rastus and Festus, the drunk priest, the Polish bridegroom, the silly blonde - all are now off- limits, at least in public.

Even when Okinawa reverted to Japanese control, one-fifth of the land, given over to US military bases, remained off limits.

How do your views fit with your partner's? What behaviors are considered to be "off-limits" ? Communicate these with your partner.

"Some places like Antarctica should be off-limits to tourists, " he said.

Be affectionate with your partner. Just because sex is off-limits temporarily doesn't mean you and your partner can't cuddle or kiss.

It's official: The U. S. is no longer off limits for Chinese oil companies.

Mainland China's increasingly active bond markets, meanwhile, have so far remained largely off limits to foreign issuers and investors.

The island where Aborigines once came in outrigger canoes to gather food is now off-limits to most visitors to protect the nesting wildlife.

Whether they will keep such a large area off-limits to prospectors is harder to say.

"This case affirms that law enforcement is active across the globe. Offshore does not mean off-limits. "

But the A shares, off limits to foreign investors, were still among the best performers.

By 2009 the province had put a third of the Great Bear off-limits to logging and the rest under ecosystem-based management.

Here he had been taken backstage, off limits for tourists Ishmael Young had been enamored of the FBI files.

It seems like Apple is currently opening up its store to a number of services that were currently off-limits for developers.

Areas near the conference center are off limits to pedestrians as well.

Entire systems are sometimes ruled off-limits because no one understands them; yet these systems still need to be maintained.

In numerous areas off the California coast, the plan for sanctuaries will either limit the take, or make fishing completely off-limits.

Should anything be off limits for bloggers and tweeters, or is nothing sacred?

No group was off limits for Rooney, especially CBS management and his own colleagues.

They had gone unheard ever since the early church declared the document off-limits for Christians.

Iran has said any discussion in Geneva of its nuclear "rights" is off limits. It insists its nuclear ambitions are purely peaceful.

With A shares off limits, international investors should pay attention where a company's stock trades.

Water as a beverage should be completely off limits to babies six months old and younger, Anders and her colleagues say.

Jersey law at issue in this case falls squarely within the area that the Commerce Clause puts off-limits to state regulation.

Prohibit motor vehicle is current mark by " no entry " unified adjust for " prohibit sailing " or " off-limits " . . .

But salaries, love lives and health are also off limits during the Olympics, as Beijing's courtesy campaign reaches its final stages.

Although the Integration schema is off-limits for any schema changes, this rule does not apply to package-related tasks.

But a collection of some games and fashion items will be off limits unless they become a V. I. P. player, which requires cash.

But it may soon extend projects supporting civil justice to criminal justice, hitherto off-limits.

A sign on the office door said "Off limits to all unauthorized personnel" .

Though the two "never compare or analyze career paths, " says Erin, borrowing beauty products is not off-limits.

Back home, tea parties clamoring for the debt-ridden government to slash spending say nothing should be off limits.

Tourists, meanwhile, are about to gain entry into areas that were once strictly off limits.

Even in the gulf, areas are off limits, including most of the waters off the Florida coast.

A succession of developed countries has recently tightened up their laws and declared high-profile assets off-limits to foreign investors.

Moreover, the facilities, built by a major Chinese state power grid, are off-limits to other entrants like Nissan's Leaf.

President Obama listens to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao during a sideline meeting Saturday. Talk of territorial disputes was off-limits.

People asked him about his own kids, seven of them. An off-limits topic.

From the Roman Colosseum to the canals of Venice, nothing appears to be off limits.

Schools across Mexico have closed, public gatherings are restricted and archaeological sites placed off-limits.

Until recently, targeting consumers by health or financial status was considered off-limits by many large Internet ad companies.

The vague-sounding "famous and good" test is part of Beijing's criteria for assets that are off-limits to foreigners.

Asean leaders said they were looking to the deal to help them gain entry to sectors that were off limits to foreigners in China.

It's not unreasonable to have cell phones and computers off limits after a certain time.

High operating risk and high price risk This playground is pretty much off limits to all but die-hard growth investors.

Common sense still rules all, and that means the topics long considered taboo are still off limits.

Back goes the brownie as the cashier reminds him that his parents have declared all desserts off-limits.

But if you're into the whole forbidden-location thing, face it: There aren't many places more off-limits than your parents' pad.

Even in America, despite years of debate, most coastal waters and much of Alaska remain off-limits to drilling.

Some mobile device's assets, like the camera, remain off-limits to HTML5.

Even naturally sprouting trees were off-limits to farmers until laws were changed to recognize their property rights.

For decades that legacy was buried. The army was strictly off limits to journalists, documentary and filmmakers.

International banking, for instance, could be declared off-limits.

The market leader, SAIC, is only listed in the A-share market, which is off-limits to many foreigners.

Those targets have become harder to reach as the sunniest undeveloped land is put off limits.

For foreign majors like Royal Dutch Shell PLC and BP PLC, their former heartlands in the Gulf sands are now largely off-limits.

Proponents pointed out that the president's plan would put 13 billion barrels of oil and 49 trillion cubic feet of natural gas off limits.

a Dubai court has to confirm the decision and is likely to declare any assets in the emirate off-limits.

Samir Abdo Khaled, a 63-year-old driver, believes mosques should be completely off-limits to all combatants.

Avoid risky substances. Alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs are off-limits during pregnancy.

He points out that many coal-rich areas this year have been declared off limits for mining.

Parts of the island are off-limits for visitors.

Mullen remains largely off-limits except for one moment when I am able to throw a couple of questions.

But its history and sensitive security role have helped keep the island pretty much off-limits to journalists.

General Douglas MacArthur had declared southern Japan off-limits from the foreign press.

Our cameras were allowed exclusive access inside the Taj Mahal normally off limits to visitors.

The area has been off-limits to the U. N. refugee agency until now.

The underground caverns, where witnesses have reported seeing entire tigers in 5ft high vats, are strictly off limits to visitors.

It's worth highlighting that the mainland exchanges are in effect off limits.

But with big projects off-limits, lesser banks have bumped up lending to smaller, riskier firms.

New York public transportations have been off -limits for several days .

You won't see any locals here; the entertainment venues are off limits to North Korean citizens.

The engine room is off limits to passengers - the furnace is a dangerous workplace.

It's off-limits to the public at all times.

Personal attacks on referees should be off limits, no matter how incompetent they are.

The topic has been totally off limits in Pyongyang, with even private discussions forbidden.

Investments in sensitive sectors like media would also likely be off limits.

In this exceptionally personal campaign, nothing is off-limits.

There are only a select few things of mine that are absolutely off-limits.

Maritime authorities declared a zone near Dalian, a northeastern port, off-limits to all other ships and boats from August 10 to August 14.

Garages, attics, and unfinished basements are off-limits.

Even some soaps and candles (those made with tallow, an animal-based fat) are off-limits.

If you are looking for larger fields, they will probably be found in the offshore areas that are currently off limits.

More than 180 miles of quarry tunnels snake through the foundations of Paris, nearly all of them off-limits.

Areas near Japan nuclear plant may be off limits for decades.

Okay, irregardless. Ex-boyfriends are just off-limits to friends.

Until now, family members of drug gangs or the soldiers and cops who fight them were largely considered off limits.

Meanwhile, Libya kept its crown jewels off limits to foreigners.

It also allows the teams to distribute food in areas previously off limits.

The base, pedestal, and outdoor observation deck were reopened in 2004, but the crown remained off-limits.

The abandoned quarry was declared "off limits" to the boys; therefore they went there ofter.

I explored there extensively in the off-limits areas and fell in love right away.

burn the land and decree it off limits.

The really important things however, are off limits.

I thought we established this one was off limits.

A-shares remain off-limits to foreigners, except in very small doses, and the Chinese can buy nothing else, giving them a natural uplift.

and the land was seized by the government and declared off-limits.

Finally, the Integration schema is off-limits.

The government does not release statistics about the markets, and nearly all of them are off-limits to foreigners.

The feeds have put another 1100 square miles of the Gulf off limits for fishing.

Thus, the fasted growing segment of the Chinese market is off-limits to foreign investment.

For decades, the island was completely off-limits.

Myanmar Back on the tourist map after being off-limits for years.

Who should I target? Are certain questions off limits?

A time in Suzanne's life that's somewhat off limits.

But don't assume any field in finance is off limits because of a scant work history.

In most universities of China, girls' dorms are off-limits to boys.

Not all cookies are off-limits on a gluten-free diet.

In the prim 1950s, college dorms were off-limits to members of the opposite sex.

There are two bills in the House that would put more than six million acres off limits to logging.

The town is off-limits to military personnel.

Thin soldier: This dock is off limits to civilians.

The previously off-limits sea ice data has a resolution of one meter.

On the park's map, the course is inside the core conservation zone, which is supposed to be off-limits to human activity.

But it is not just dissent that is off limits. Praise can be sensitive too.

The euro is off-limits for the European left.

Thin soldier: Someone has to make sure this dock stays off limits.

Another person off limits in your trade tirade is the coach.

His private life is off limits to the press.

Even her age is considered off limits.

Privacy breeds incompatibility because it represents a part of your life that is off limits to accommodation.

China, for example, has placed much of its giant public procurement market off-limits to foreign companies.

The tavern is off limits to soldiers.

The town's bars are off-limits to troops.

The electric plant is off limits.

For all practical purposes, the Chinese mainland was off limits to Americans at the time, so that was not an option.

By 2006, it appeared that no public company was off limits.

Sailing and even surfing were off limits.

The car was off-limits to me.

"I have a simple proposition. Children are off limits. Children are off limits. "

No subject is off limits.

Graphic games such as Grand Theft Auto III are already off-limits to Korean gamers.

All of the library's pornographic material has been placed off limits since 2009 when the investigation was launched.

We can't go there for a walk because there is a navy base there, which is off limits to tourists.

Problems in China's dairy industry were off limits.

Fund managers in Hong Kong are concerned that customer assessments could place a whole range of products off limits to many investors.

My work is off-limits. Do you understand?

The Constitutional Court in Seoul last year upheld a military ruling that labeled 23 books "subversive" and off limits to soldiers.

He could go to meetings and to areas that were off-limits to some Arab Al Qaeda leaders.

Alcohol is a reality in Muslim lands, but discussing it remains off limits

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