Sentence examples for general to restrict from inspiring English sources

Even most Americans don't know that Congress has, in recent years, refused to consider laws that would ban the sale of assault weapons capable of firing 100 bullets without reloading, and declined to allow the attorney general to restrict people on the terrorist watch list from purchasing weapons.

One perceptible reason might be that the attorney general wants to restrict access to the solicitor general while at the same time farming out more advice work to the private bar where politically agreeable opinions are readily on offer.

The police have tried, with general success, to restrict demonstrators to their campuses and to prevent the protests from gathering steam and getting out of control.

The Home Office must now set general guidelines to restrict the number of stop and searches, which increase each year because of the targets set for every policing area.

The 28-day period comes before all votes, including general elections, to restrict official information to the bare facts and stop major policy decisions to avoid biasing the upcoming vote.

Uber has struck a deal with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to restrict its use of surge pricing during emergency situations like natural disasters.

However, a major drawback of viral-mediated gene delivery is the lack of cell-type specificity - currently there is no general strategy to restrict viral-mediated gene expression to defined cell types for a prolonged time period.

This corroborates the general advice to restrict transfusions or infusions of severely malnourished children (20, 22).

B5 The Reaction PAKISTAN PREPARES FOR UNREST -- Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, moved swiftly before the attack to tighten his grip on the country's military by promoting two generals and to restrict political opposition by placing a militant cleric under house arrest.

The general rule is to restrict the information bidders have about their rivals.

He has told Attorney General Loretta Lynch to restrict the use of solitary confinement in federal prisons.