Sentence examples for believe restricting from inspiring English sources

We fully support FDA's efforts to curb underage use of tobacco products, and we believe restricting access to flavors will negatively impact current adult smokers in their journey to switch from combustible cigarettes.

LANE: The question was, I believe, restricted to the motion-picture industry.

Let's call the class of propositions whose evidence is restricted to those who first believe "restricted propositions".

At no point did the doctrines the Knapps believe restrict their business activity prior to same-sex marriage becoming legal.

The Beattie family believes restricting her from joining is a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) of the state constitution, not to mention a blow to Audrianna.

A spokeswoman for Facebook said: "We believe that restricting access to a free and open internet deprives people of important economic and social opportunities and choices, and hope that access will be restored soon".

We believe that restricting access to a free and open Internet deprives people of important economic and social opportunities and choices and hope that access will be restored soon".

Yet, despite a barrage of negative publicity about the arrival of migrants from Romania and Bulgaria, the new poll finds that only one in four Britons (24%) believe that restricting the free movement of people, while staying in the EU, should be one of the government's priorities.

And despite being yet another Catholic, making a potential five on the court, Mr Alito seems to believe in restricting rather than overturning Roe v Wade: he struck down a New Jersey law banning partial-birth abortion because it did not include an exemption for cases where the mother's life is at risk.Second, the Republicans are in a commanding position in the Senate.

"I firmly believe that restricting the free movement of European workers is not the answer to high unemployment or a solution to the crisis," he added.

Do you believe that restricting image manipulation in advertising is a positive course correction or an encroachment on artistic freedom?