Sentence examples for drastically restricted from inspiring English sources

"The police presence there has drastically restricted their freedom of movement," he said.

In 2004 a cross-party group of lawmakers drastically restricted the scope of a law on fertility treatment.

While acknowledging that the economic climate has drastically restricted financing for developers, Robert C. Lieber, the deputy mayor for economic development, said the city had always viewed the Far West Side as a long-term project.

NATO sources said the number of people allowed to see so-called air tasking orders was drastically restricted when it became clear that the bombing would not end quickly.

Mr. Biswas comes up again (in a lovely consideration of Naipaul's correspondence with his father), but this time in slightly less drastically restricted company, as "one of the few enduring characters in postwar British fiction".

In Birmingham, recently, Mr. Enoch Powell, an intellectual right-wing Conservative, made a melodramatic speech advocating drastically restricted immigration & that immigrants already in Britain, should be assisted with cash to return home.

In 2001, during Mr. Putin's first term, the region enacted a law to drastically restrict Protestant proselytizing.

The Tory manifesto attacks "undemocratic strikes" and says it will drastically restrict the power of trade unions to defend workers' rights.

The most important reason for this crisis is that we have been drastically restricting the amount of land available for housing since 1947.

Ms. Kroes could force the banks to do many things: sell billions of euros of assets, close branches, cut their balance sheets drastically, restrict payments to investors, executives and staff, and focus more narrowly on retail banking.

Though there are signs that this may be changing, austerity has upended the equation, and dictates on debt reduction have come mostly from Brussels, not Madrid, drastically restricting government spending.