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time, place or manner restriction

time, place or manner restriction noun: a content-neutral limitation imposed by the government or other institution on expressive activity.

Noun

time, place or manner restriction (countable and uncountable, plural time, place or manner restrictions)

  1. (US) A content-neutral limitation imposed by the government or other institution on expressive activity.

Forms of time, place or manner restriction

pluraltime, place or manner restrictions
alternative formtime, place and manner restriction

Questions about time, place or manner restriction

What does time, place or manner restriction mean?
Time, place or manner restriction means a content-neutral limitation imposed by the government or other institution on expressive activity.
What part of speech is time, place or manner restriction?
Time, place or manner restriction is a noun.
What is the plural of time, place or manner restriction?
The plural of time, place or manner restriction is time, place or manner restrictions.

Words near time, place or manner restriction in the dictionary

  1. time's a-wasting
  2. time's arrow
  3. time's up
  4. time, place and manner restriction
  5. time, place and manner restrictions
  6. time, place or manner restriction
  7. time, place or manner restrictions
  8. time-aligned
  9. time-and-motion expert
  10. time-and-motion experts
  11. time-and-motion studies

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