Sentence examples for grounds for restricting from inspiring English sources

If not, I don't see the grounds for restricting it.

Should the laws be struck down through endorsement of US supreme court jurisprudence – especially Buckley v Valeo, which rejected equality and fairness as legitimate grounds for restricting "free" speech – attempts to regulate the electoral process to ensure its democratic integrity may be imperilled through constitutional obstacles.

Such concerns might provide grounds for restricting ARTs or incentivizing their use.

Thus, there does not appear to be grounds for restricting coercion only to interference by other people, since factual circumstances can be similarly coercive.

The Embraer crew were forced to remain in Brazil until their passports were released to them on 5 December 2006, more than two months after the accident, after federal judge Candido Ribeiro ruled there were no legal grounds for "restricting the freedom of motion of the foreigners".

"I do not accept this as a legitimate ground for restricting the right (to protest)," he added.

Although the harm principle may be cited as a justifiable ground for restricting the freedom of individual agents, it leaves unresolved many of its disputed moral questions.

Harm to others is not a sufficient ground for restricting liberty.

But Mill's commitment to some version of the harm principle as a ground for restricting liberty is hard to dispute.

The campaign finance bill was approved early today not because of any new ground swell of support for restricting political donations but because most Republicans who had voted for similar measures in the past did not change their position.

A key distinction between the bills of rights of the Commonwealth jurisdictions referred to above and the Singapore Constitution is that in the latter document, the grounds set out in Article 15(4) for restricting freedom of religion are not expressly subject to any requirement of reasonableness or necessity in a democratic society.