Sentence examples for and restricting the number from inspiring English sources

We are putting in place more protections and restricting the number of agencies that can gain access," he said.

And restricting the number of scooters, they complained, is shortsighted given that their use rate is higher than that of the bikes.

This could involve policies to reduce the clustering of fast-food outlets in residential areas and restricting the number that are allowed to open, they say.

A skein of low clouds had whipped across the southeast all day, reducing visibility and restricting the number of planes that took off and landed in Atlanta.

Meanwhile, as Paris suffered a similar pollution episode – its worst in a decade – officials swung into action, waiving charges for public transport and restricting the number of cars allowed on roads, alternately barring those with odd and even licence plates.

Proposals that have been put forward since Friday range from the renewal of a lapsed ban on automatic and semi-automatic weapons and restricting the number of bullets in a clip.

A restrictive policy allows family to visit during certain periods of the day and restricts the number of visitors per period.

It also requires lepidopterists to keep records of all insects captured and killed, and restricts the number and locations from which they can be taken.

The Hutus took power, massacred Tutsis, and restricted the number of university places or civil-service jobs they could hold.

Our only restriction is that the government regards any three year course as a full-time course and restricts the number of places we can offer.

The Constitution of 1812 abolished the Inquisition and restricted the number of religious orders but recognized Catholicism as the established church.