Sentence examples for fails to restrict from inspiring English sources

They unveiled a rival health plan this week that would cost less, allow inter-state competition and reform malpractice insurance but it would also cover far fewer people and it fails to restrict jiggery-pokery by insurers.

Human APOBEC3G (huAPOBEC3G) fails to restrict HIV-1 due to the degradation imposed by the HIV-1 Vif [4].

The most advanced monkey model of HIV-1 infection uses pig-tailed monkeys because it lacks expression of functional TRIM5α and pig-tailed monkey TRIMCyp fails to restrict HIV-1.

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Recognition of PRRs and the consequent innate immune response in killing Mtb is well reported, but the reasons why it fails to restrict Mtb growth and infection remain incompletely understood.

But due to a lack of resources local authorities have failed to restrict the horses to specific areas.

They also considered a proposal to withhold aid to countries that fail to restrict the flow of migrants or do not crack down on traffickers.

He achieved almost nothing in education or health, and failed to restrict abortion as he had promised conservatives, probably insincerely.Why are so few of the failures remembered?

Monday's court hearing took place amid chaos and confusion after police failed to restrict access to the courtroom and rows broke out between local lawyers over whether or not the men should be defended.

Representative John Campbell, Republican of California, who also voted against the bill, said in a statement that "the bill that was finally presented to the House also failed to restrict wasteful pork projects".

Other suits have been filed by states and private organizations against the Environmental Protection Agency over carbon dioxide, saying the agency had failed to restrict the gas as a pollutant under the Clean Air Act despite growing evidence that it posed risks.