Sentence examples for being restricted against from inspiring English sources

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Access to blood glucose test strips vital to help diabetics manage their condition is being restricted against government guidance, a charity says.

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They had good results against Inter Milan as well". Deila hopes his side can "play more" in the next round, having been restricted against Qarabag.

However, the presence of Hydin homologues in the Chlamydomonas [ 10] and Tetrahymena [ 11] flagella/cilia proteomes argues against Hydin function being restricted to the basal plate as material for these studies were prepared by deflagellation, a process which leaves the basal plate within the cell body.

"My speech was being restricted.

My travel was being restricted.

Children hate being restricted.

When we feel that our freedom is restricted, we react against the perceived lack of choice.

The service is restricted to complaints against funeral directors that are members of the scheme.

Hitherto, the American helicopters have been restricted to action against the drug trade.

Some drugs will be removed altogether and others will be restricted to use against specific forms of cancer.

She said she was restricted by laws against mixing religion and politics but expressed concern about rising religious intolerance in Myanmar.

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