Sentence examples for form of restrictions from inspiring English sources

Fewer than 10 small cities across the nation have enacted some form of restrictions on the use of cell phones by drivers.

But the decision was reversed on appeal and a far milder punishment, in the form of restrictions on Microsoft's behaviour, was applied instead.

There are also costs involved in allowing deductions to tax-exempt organizations in the form of restrictions on their operations and government oversight.

CAP initially announced its intention to launch a consultation on whether to begin the process of looking to introduce some form of restrictions on junk food ads in non-broadcast media last September.

Adaptation has principally taken the form of restrictions on development on low-lying land.

Even a relatively benign foreign occupation may involve extensive and very regrettable changes to the way of life of the occupied community perhaps in the form of restrictions on traditional freedoms, such as those of political speech or religious expression, and a degraded position of citizenship vis-a-vis the occupiers.

And in a way, the Internet architecture does cry out against any form of restriction to it because it would just weaken it.

Since the price system never forbids an effective demand (a demand backed by a willingness to pay the supply price), some form of restriction of prices is therefore necessary if certain tastes are to be forbidden or restricted.

While people have been able to get around government-imposed barriers on politically sensitive sites (as well as seemingly innocuous ones such as Facebook which was suddenly blocked 18 months ago) using programs on their PCs, a harsher form of restriction is being enforced from the US.

Walter Burley and William of Ockham, for example, held the latter form of restriction (Spade, 1974).

So in that category there's a lot of political pressure to continue some form of restriction on apparel imports.