Sentence examples for be restricted that from inspiring English sources

These include the belief that a man has the right to assert power over a woman and is socially superior; that a woman's freedom should be restricted; that physical violence is an acceptable way to resolve conflict within a relationship; and that divorce brings shame to the family [ 5].

Some argue that anonymous online commenting should be restricted, that websites shouldn't allow it – they should make you put your name to your words.

The social life of my aunt and uncle was so restricted, and so well known around town to be restricted, that my aunt had no practice in saying no.

By going back to Wilkinson, some believe Johnson is accepting that his horizons must necessarily be restricted, that the relatively expansive adventure promised by Toby Flood is too flawed, too subject to the kind of self-doubt Wilkinson relegated to history when he graduated to long school pants and told his housemaster: "I want to play for England – that's all I want".

"The right thing to do is expand places, not cut them... It's disappointing the places have been restricted; that was a decision of the coalition government".

When a model is restricted – that is not all paths are free to be estimated, it becomes over-identified.

In proliferating cell cultures, the phenomenon is probably suppressed during the exponential growth, but it appears to become manifest when cell growth is restricted, that is, in confluent cultures.

In these situations you should assume that the defender's choice was restricted, that he had the king-ten, not the jack-ten.

Every modern President has complained about "unfair" and "cynical" reporters and has tried to circumvent the press "filter," just as White House correspondents routinely complain that their access is restricted, that the Administration is hostile or deceptive.

"But that's why his minutes have got to be restricted, because that reason alone".

Or, "hair colour will be restricted to that found in normal hair".