Sentence examples for don't restrict it from inspiring English sources

We don't restrict it, and while we've focused on growth in Amsterdam, it's growing organically elsewhere, too".

We simply don't restrict it to the work of a single company.

That is, like Keane and Moffitt (1998) we adopt a probit specification, but we do not restrict it to be ordered.

We deliberately choose a comparably wide notion of governance and do not restrict it for instance to intentional action (cf. [28]), since that would rule out exactly a number of modes of governance that are essential to our argument.

This is clearly false since the institution of marriage exists in jurisdictions that do not restrict it in this way (i.e., those that allow polygamy and the growing number of jurisdictions in the United States and across the globe recognizing same-sex marriage).

The scope of this review is comprehensive in that we do not restrict it to any target group, and we consider the impact on biomedical, behavioural, and social outcome variables.

The patent really does claim the "digging a hole and then dragging an item over it to be processed" method, as well as the others, and it doesn't restrict it to anything as specific as managing file representations or app icons.

The measure that state Republicans passed in December ― and was blocked Thursday ― also allowed only two weeks of early voting but didn't restrict it to weekdays and said it could take place at any time.

Compared to the fractional as well as multi-mode motion search this extra operation does not restrict it from real time operations.

There is, however, a second, more elaborated view of judgment which does not restrict it to moments of crisis, but which identifies it with the capacity to think representatively, that is, from the standpoint of everyone else.

Another strength of the survey is that we did not restrict it to questions related to how satisfied the fellows were with the AHD format; we also included the effects of the AHD format on secondary and tertiary levels, as defined in the Kirkpatrick model [ 17].