Sentence examples for another way of restricting from inspiring English sources

Fashion has also been another way of restricting women physically as well as mentally (corsets, long hooped skirts: you can't have many adventures in them), so modern women should embrace their freedom to express themselves and wear what they like now: it's a luxury we haven't always had.

This is another way of restricting women's rights".

Budgets, however, have a way of restricting strategic goals.

Both companies denied that they retained passports as a way of restricting workers' movements.

"They decided not to go the way of restricting within those foods," Ms. Vollinger said.

And there seems no more plausible way of restricting the domain of aesthetic objects than through the concept of art.

One way of restricting access to nectar is to elongate the part of the flower that holds this sugary liquid, ensuring that only the longest-tongued of insects can reach it.

This is a way of restricting the playback of video in browsers, and for a given EME version to work, it has to have the blessing of the entertainment giants.

The irony is that just as European nations are looking to Canada's points system as a way of restricting immigration, Canada is adopting execrable European "guestworker" policies that deny migrants rights and status.

For, until the super-rich find a way of restricting the right of access to these buildings and the avenues on which they stand, their beauty remains a free gift that is handed down through generations for all the children of the city, both high and low.

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