Sentence examples similar to expressly restricted from inspiring English sources
The government would not expressly restrict sales to foreign buyers, these people said, but they added that acquisitions by foreign investors would be limited.
Clearly, this calls into question any law that expressly restricts the "free exercise" of any specific religion.
A more difficult question, as in the free speech context, is how to deal with laws that do not expressly restrict the religious freedom of members of any particular religion, but have only an incidental effect on the actions of members of certain religions.
The State Department's action is a milestone in that it has expressly included "restricting Internet connectivity" as a form of sanctionable censorship that "prohibit(s), limit(s), or penalize(s) the exercise of freedom of expression or assembly by citizens of Iran".
The national government has only those constitutional powers that are delegated to it either expressly or by implication; the states, unless otherwise restricted, possess all the remaining powers (Tenth Amendment).
The members of Parliament also expressly outlawed patents for algorithms, the mathematical equations in software programs, and they restricted the definition of the sort of software that should be eligible for a patent.
His travel is restricted.
Women are especially restricted.
Their movements were restricted.
