Sentence examples for become restrictions from inspiring English sources

As more and more of our cultural material is digitised and made available online, these technical restrictions could become restrictions on culture itself.

Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said: "Restrictions on legal aid have become restrictions on justice for victims of domestic abuse.

The longer the travel path, the closer sequential travel restrictions become to simultaneous travel restrictions.

Regulations that were drafted as a protection, to allow donors to change their mind at a future date, had here become a restriction, obstructing the dying wishes of a young man.

Acknowledge their fears but don't let their apprehension become your restriction.

Thus, the underlying mechanisms by which OCS copes with restrictions should apply across breeding schemes, but the point at which the restrictions become too strict will probably differ.

In recent years, with "truth in testimony" as their rallying cry, many doctors have become activists for restrictions and closer scrutiny regarding expert witness testimony.

At least there were no more austerities: once monks have left the monastery and become priests, the restrictions of the monastic life fall away.

Even if they do not succeed in their efforts to dilute the legislation, Wall Street firms are exploring ways around whatever restrictions become law.

The Obama administration wants to complete the deal and submit it to Congress, but negotiations with South Korea have become stuck over restrictions on American auto and beef exports.

If the UK leaves the EU without free movement, our recruitment of staff would become subject to restrictions through the tier 2 (highly skilled) visa route, with an annual cap on visa numbers which is already oversubscribed.