Sentence examples for continuing to restrict from inspiring English sources

That time, the court ruled in favor of continuing to restrict the trade.

"Banks are continuing to restrict the amount of money that they are willing to lend, with them looking to strengthen, rather than expand, their balance sheets," she said.

James Glassman of JPMorgan Chase echoed those views but said he favored continuing to restrict the credit to first-time buyers.

Mr. Lafemina said lawyers will help the town decide whether it can comply by allowing nonresidents to use only one of its three municipal beaches, while continuing to restrict access to the others.

Mr. Bush moved to admit the trucks after an international panel ruled 23 months ago that the United States was violating the North American Free Trade Agreement by continuing to restrict Mexican trucks to a 20-mile-wide border zone in which they transfer cargo to United States trucks.

Continuing to restrict ourselves to kinematics, Leibniz appears to embrace something even stronger than Galilean invariance.

Indeed, clear differences emerged between women who stopped insulin restriction and those who newly restricted or continued to restrict; namely, those reporting restriction identified weight as an important marker of self-worth and reported fears about insulin treatment and improvements in glycemia causing weight gain.

Women who stopped insulin restriction did not differ from women who continued to restrict with regard to the number who reported commercial weight loss attempts in their lifetimes (35 vs. 33%, P = 0.85).

No differences were noted in the reported average number of mild hypoglycemic events in the past month, with 6.7 reported by those who stopped insulin restriction and 7.1 reported by those who continued to restrict.

Some countries may continue to restrict how their forces may be employed.

The descendants' group, the Monticello Association, decided to continue to restrict membership to Jefferson's descendants through his daughters Martha and Maria.