Sentence examples for deciding to restrict from inspiring English sources

Practically all of the estimated two million fewer workers (or the equivalent in work hours), come from people deciding to restrict the number of hours they work or, in some cases, deciding not to work at all.

Responsibility and affordability have played a role in deciding to restrict the reimbursement of pills for minor illnesses and dentistry.

Instead, he decided to restrict his diet to a thousand calories per day, and to walk.

Once Short decided to restrict his budget, he began regretting that volte face.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration decides to restrict access to fisheries data: not good.

Rather than ban the practice altogether, both countries decided to restrict it to qualified doctors.

I decided to restrict it to traditional homes in novels – ie buildings in which fictional characters live.

This year, several Western nations including Australia, Britain and Sweden, decided to restrict access to their higher education systems for foreign students.

Now one newspaper has decided to restrict access to its own content, and it hopes to make some money by doing so.

One memo also indicates that Mr. Verniero attended a January 1997 meeting at which New Jersey law enforcement officials decided to restrict the data they would provide to federal investigators.

It was readers that kept ordering his first novel Death of a River Guide even after publishers had decided to restrict the print run to 3500.