Sentence examples for because it restricts from inspiring English sources

This position is transnational, but ultimately nondemocratic, primarily because it restricts its overly robust deliberative democracy to the level of the nation state.

And, on Tuesday, the Oklahoma Supreme Court, responding to questions from the United States Supreme Court, explained that it found Oklahoma's restriction on medication abortion unconstitutional because it "restricts the long-respected medical discretion of physicians" and effectively bans medication abortions and the nonsurgical treatment of women with ectopic pregnancies.

Some Christians see methodological naturalism as weakness, arguing that it ignores the possibility of God's action, a fundamental conviction of their faith.14 ID proponents question the reasonableness of self-imposed naturalistic restrictions, claiming that methodological naturalism is "philosophically inadequate" because it restricts the search for truth.

Phreadz and Seesmic competitor 12seconds.tv, which we've billed as the true "video Twitter" because it restricts clips to twelve seconds in length, has opened its private beta doors for one day only in celebration of Talk Like A Pirate Day.

DRM is controversial because it restricts how a song that has been legally purchased can be played.

It is unconstitutional because it restricts the transfer of that information and what the marketers have to say.

In "Berlin Brouhaha" (Arts Briefing, Aug. 25), you report that the art historian Werner Spies accuses the Museum of Modern Art of cultural colonialism because it restricted its postwar selection of paintings and sculptures mainly to American works in the current exhibition, "MoMA in Berlin".

(The peace could be represented as a victory of a sort because it restricted the Persian king's naval movements).

We decided that Monopoly was hostile to a free market because it restricted the number of houses or hotels one could buy.

Mr. Kentis, who declined to wear the metal mesh because it restricted his movement, jumped in the water with his camera while Ms. Lau positioned herself to shoot from a platform.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, said the case presented fundamental First Amendment issues because it restricted the use of truthful information in private hands based on the identity of the speaker and the content of its speech.