Sentence examples for and attempting to limit from inspiring English sources

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The Trump administration also has been accused of muzzling the government's environmental scientists and attempting to limit their communication with the public.

Some of the groups criticized guidelines on opioid prescribing issued in 2016 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and attempted to limit accountability for overprescribing by lobbying against laws.

The government has apologised for the "totally unacceptable" disruption on the railways at Christmas but defended Network Rail, which it said completed most of its projects on time and attempted to limit disruption.

Apparently id's parent company, Zenimax, didn't share Carmack's enthusiasm for virtual reality and attempted to limit the resources available to make VR games.

While some lauded his uncompromising principles, others argued that such a rigid view of the Constitution both denies and attempts to limit the discretion of judges in ways that damage and distort our system of law.

National societies began to regret the economic integration and attempted to limit the effects.

They even tried to make illegal the kind of prank call that fooled Governor Walker into thinking he was discussing strategy with right-wing bankroller David Koch, and attempted to limit public access to the capitol building, despite a court order to the contrary.

In 1975, a team of engineers and scientists attempting to limit the risks of GE's containment systems noted that the NRC requires that for any single accident "which might result in an uncooled core, two emergency cooling systems must be available, either of which could by itself cool the shutdown core, and both of which have considerable internal redundancy".

These examples highlight the disconnect between marketing decisions to run DTCA campaigns aiming to stimulate sales and regulatory warnings attempting to limit use.

Hate crimes against American Muslims are up, and some 20 states are considering -- and even passing -- legislation attempting to limit the constitutionally-guaranteed rights of American Muslims to the free expression of their faith.