Sentence examples for from limiting from inspiring English sources

The homogeneity, far from limiting David, liberated him.

All that said, the Kremlin might well profit from limiting exports, because Russia's budget hangs on petroleum.

The challenge, and the fun, comes from limiting the field of play to the ten years in question.

Only an international backlash prevented it from limiting the 2015 World Cup to the ten Test-playing teams.

Detroit seeks a court order barring Syncora and other defendants from limiting its access to money from its three casinos.

Public Citizen, a liberal public interest group, filed suit to block President Bush from limiting access to the historical records of previous presidents.

The most likely reason was his reluctance to devote much energy to his private life "so as to prevent his personal concerns from limiting his political latitude".

A heart-healthy diet that keeps clogged arteries from limiting the brain's supply of oxygen and nutrients has been linked to a lower risk of dementia.

Nevertheless, he said the decision would not drastically change beach access yet, because it doesn't stop towns from limiting access through high beach fees and parking bans.

States are generally prohibited from limiting a woman's choice of qualified Medicaid provider, and defunding Planned Parenthood can lead the federal government to withhold a state's Medicaid funds.

The rest would come from higher revenues, mostly from limiting deductions of the richest taxpayers, but Congressional leaders quickly rejected that idea.