Sentence examples for a restriction of from inspiring English sources

"This points to a restriction of freedoms after the coup".

Some called for a restriction of funding to NGOs seen as "disrupting" order.

"[Under the unfair contract changes] it could be a restriction of trade," he said.

Civil liberties advocates have challenged the law as a restriction of free speech in two civil cases.

The federal government, in September, had imposed a restriction of one gas connection per household.

It was a victory for the libertarian cause and a restriction of state surveillance powers.

In addition to rousing fears that titles based on scores may indicate a restriction of choreographic imagination, such titles are bothersome simply because they are dull.

The New South Wales Council for Civil Liberties said any attempts to interfere with the programmes would be a restriction of free speech.

Furthermore, in a ward, those who have many visitors are often disturbing or upsetting those without any, and a restriction of visiting hours is sensible.

Closer on the horizon is a restriction of tax relief on pension contributions to the basic rate, saving the Chancellor £1.3 billion.

But they too criticized the election commission for excluding so many candidates on technicalities, calling it a "restriction of voter choice at the local level".