Sentence examples for had been restricting from inspiring English sources

For a century, Congress and the Supreme Court had been restricting the participation of corporations, and individuals, in elections, mostly through limits on campaign contributions.

The hiring comes after several weeks of complaints from NASA scientists and civil servants that Bush administration employees had been restricting news releases and interviews on scientific findings that clashed with President Bush's policies on climate and other issues.

"It had been restricting his training and matches towards the end of the season".

I had been restricting myself for so long, I couldn't do it anymore.

Kaitlyn Jones, who had been restricting food since she was 16 and purging since she was 19, felt consumed by her disorder and smoked weed occasionally as an escape.

Israel ignored these diplomatic initiatives, and failed to carry out its side of the ceasefire agreement that involved some easing of the blockade that had been restricting the entry to Gaza of food, medicine, and fuel to a trickle.

(Previously, they had been restricted to residential lending).

Goen's upload had been restricted to US sites, but eventually PGP began circulating elsewhere.

My experiences in costume had been restricted to school plays and Halloween, so I was confused.

The vaccines had been restricted to high-risk groups like children.

By 1928, voting at every level had been restricted to United States citizens.