Sentence examples for aims at restricting from inspiring English sources

This groundbreaking agreement aims at restricting or eliminating POPs from production, and was heavily supported by biomonitoring data, in that many of these POPs were globally detected in blood, fat and breast milk [ 50- 52].

These rules are aimed at restricting the joy of riding a bicycle.

In 1788 he made alliances with Prussia and with Holland, aimed at restricting French influence.

In 2011, state legislators proposed 1,100 reproductive rights-related measures, almost all of them aimed at restricting those rights.

More recently, the United States Senate approved a bill aimed at restricting outsourcing of contracts from two federal departments.

The Bengals have included a paragraph in player contracts aimed at restricting workers' compensation options only to Ohio.

Iran reached a framework agreement with six world powers last week, aimed at restricting Tehran's ability to develop nuclear weapons.

This amendment is directly aimed at restricting their ability to do just that, to the detriment of pregnant women.

To quell that threat, those authorities said on Tuesday that they had issued new regulations aimed at restricting the trade and use of virtual money.

The Obama administration has sued North Carolina over a state law aimed at restricting transgender students to bathrooms that correspond to their biological gender.

His proposals are aimed at restricting copyright infringers, but in reality will damage many people who have never done anything wrong.