Sentence examples for even further restricted from inspiring English sources

"Access to abortion care will become even further restricted in Texas when the ASC [ambulatory surgical center] requirement goes into effect in 2014".

Forced by the cost to share the garments, women are even further restricted to their homes.

Therefore, mutation studies have been often restricted to sequence analyses of the two most frequently mutated genes— LRRK2 and parkin and sometimes even further restricted to sequences coding for functional domains within these genes.

Only a "marginal" mobility between two Member States is foreseen and even that can be further restricted and regulated by the second Member State utilizing various methods, including the application of a quota system.

It would be a tragedy and a blow to the First Amendment if, as The Times and other reformers apparently desire, citizen voices were excluded from the process and speech critical of candidates was further restricted or even outlawed.

Some states have gone even further, aggressively restricting abortion coverage even in private insurance plans sold outside the exchanges.

Davis accused Abbott – who backed the new laws – of failing to protect Texas women, while he indicated he is willing to go even further to restrict abortions.

Although the three judge panel were unanimous about the outcome, one wrote separately that he would have gone even further in restricting the FCC's authority.

This time, council members are looking at going even further, by restricting donations made by developers to charitable groups at the request of city politicians.

The Court went even further in restricting the Equal Protection Clause in Berea College v. Kentucky (1908), holding that the states could force private actors to discriminate by prohibiting colleges from having both black and white students.

Even fantasy sports games, he added, would be further restricted under the bill, with bans on betting on individual teams or players.