Sentence examples for goal of restricting from inspiring English sources

Technically, the deal has accomplished the goal of restricting Iran's nuclear capability.

They might conclude by asserting that Khan's goal of restricting "off plan" sales to such investors will therefore result in even fewer affordable homes being built.

And the reasonable goal of restricting banks from taking private risks with socialised consequences may in some cases reduce their value.

In a push to win the backing of Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana, Republicans writing the bill tried to satisfy his goal of restricting gas drilling on some public land along the eastern front of the Rockies.

David Cameron's goal of restricting EU migrants' in-work benefits is a central plank of his plan to renegotiate Britain's status in the union ahead of an in/out EU referendum.

Most scientists think that, if the policy goal of restricting global warming to 2°C is to be achieved, carbon concentrations will have to be kept below about 400 ppm.

The Trump Administration, however, has viewed cancelling T.P.S. as a way to achieve its goals of restricting immigration.

That is a red herring, a tactic to divert attention from the real goal of further restricting access to a procedure that one in three women will undergo at some point in her life.

Budgets, however, have a way of restricting strategic goals.

Does it revise the long-term goal to restrict global warming to 1.5C or less?

In January 2008, SunTrust Banks jettisoned its broad-based performance bonus program for a one-time grant of restricted stock after it fell short of its financial goals the last two years.