Sentence examples for enforced restriction from inspiring English sources

The Emotions of Eating Many patients say that the enforced restriction on eating is critical to the success of gastric bypass.

But there was no enforced restriction on camera equipment, despite warnings that professional equipment is not permitted.

I've written before that the use of the term "political correctness" has become a nearly useless phrase except as an (unintentionally) ironic effort at ideological enforcement in the guise of opposition to ideologically enforced restrictions on speech.

The Palestinian fishing industry operates under strictly enforced restrictions.

Besides inconvenience, some critics argue that digitally enforced restrictions on copying threaten an aspect of free speech rights that copyright law has traditionally respected.

Dear Tom I believe that the fewer enforced restrictions on individual expression the better; that the true triumph of the internet is as an open platform for endless creativity.

But a rainy spring could mean the difference between a summer of careful water consumption and one of tightly enforced restrictions, brown lawns and wilted flowers.

The Nazis not only permitted this migration; they facilitated it until the outbreak of the war, while the British, in the somewhat forlorn hope of winning Arab good will, imposed and enforced restrictions.

The charity has also enforced restrictions on allowing residents to talk to the press.

In another controversial move, he enforced restrictions on the homeless living in public parks.

The NCAA enforced restrictions on the use of Indian mascots, saying that they were derogatory to American Indians.