Sentence examples for attempting to restrict from inspiring English sources

There was widespread international suspicion that the rebels may have been attempting to restrict access to the site in order to destroy important evidence.

The prevailing philosophy was that rather than attempting to restrict the kind of risks that banks took, regulators should instead ensure that banks understood and controlled those risks themselves.

Early in the Peña administration last year there were complaints in Washington, DC, that the Mexican government was attempting to restrict access to American anti-drug agents, although the Mexicans said they were simply trying to channel that access more effectively.

In the following centuries, secular parliaments returned to ideas of consent and representation (though not directly to Nicholas' book) in attempting to restrict the power of monarchs.

However, recent work by Wehmeier (1999) suggests that, in §10, Frege was not attempting to restrict the quantifiers of his system to extensions (nor, more generally, to courses-of-values).

In preparation for the upcoming season, the NFL has instituted a set of new guidelines attempting to restrict how fans can use social media applications like Facebook and Twitter to talk about professional football.

"We will challenge any abortion restriction that attempts to restrict our access to medical information and care," she said.

Yet the Food and Drug Administration supports drug company attempts to restrict imports, citing safety concerns.

She fears that Texas' attempts to restrict abortion access are especially harmful for poor women.

They attempt to restrict Microsoft's conduct and to increase competition in two main ways.

When she attempted to restrict abortion counselling, Nadine Dorries MP was supported by a group called Right to Know.