Sentence examples for expected to restrict from inspiring English sources
Japan is expected to restrict its naval efforts, at least initially, to protecting Japanese-owned ships or vessels carrying Japanese goods or crew.
Financial regulations will follow soon, officials said, and those rules are expected to restrict in some fashion foreign investment in the Chinese Internet.
This week, the European Union will put forward an energy policy that, among other things, is expected to restrict imports of biofuels that are not produced in an environmentally sound manner.
On condition of anonymity, an executive close to 20th Century Fox said that studio could be expected to restrict access to its lot, increase the number of its security officers and install barricades at the lot entrance.
Bonus money is none the less expected to restrict any fall in the capital's top-end property prices to 1% during 2011, compared with 3% drop in home prices for Britain as a whole.
When I came to England in 1946 and stayed with my father's family, it was a shock to find that I was expected to restrict myself to one bath a week.
That makes it all the more ominous that banks are expecting to restrict credit still further.
The proportion of lenders expecting to restrict access to credit between April and June was the highest since the financial crisis in 2008.
By putting the project into receivership, the city expects to restrict its losses to C$100m and might break even, according to Penny Ballem, the city manager.
On August 21st, Canada asked the World Trade Organisation to open consultations on the duties, which it says are illegal protectionism.Canada's prime minister, Jean Chrétien, said he had warned George Bush that he cannot expect to restrict lumber exports while also calling for more Canadian energy.
So while the administration is expected to try to restrict some types of assault weapons, it is also focusing on ways to keep more commonly used firearms out of the hands of dangerous criminals and people with mental illness.
