Sentence examples for has already restricted from inspiring English sources
Congress has already restricted its power and has devised gimmicky ways to overrule an unpopular decision.
Many officials in Washington, which has already restricted some technology transfers to China, are particularly leery of China's space ambitions.
The aviation agency has already restricted the places where planes can fly, especially those operating under visual flight rules, meaning those planes for which no flight plan is filed with air traffic controllers, stating the intended course and altitude.
The coalition government has already restricted child benefit - aimed at helping parents cope with the cost of bringing up children - for parents earning £50,000 a year or more.
The government has already restricted advertising of alcohol and energy drinks [ 134], and in 2004 met with advertising representatives and NGOs to discuss the banning of food advertisements on TV that target children aged 5 16 through "prize draws, freebies and discounts" [ 108, 135].
Several states have already restricted abortion access to the point where all but one clinic in a state have closed.
Microsoft's anticompetitive actions have already restricted consumer choice and deterred "innovations that would truly benefit consumers".
"Though many countries have already restricted or banned the use of GMO crops, it's clear that a lot of research is still needed before we can truly understand all of the implications of widespread GMO cultivation and consumption.
New York officials had already restricted discharges in areas with high boat traffic, encompassing about 50 square miles, and had been awaiting the creation of more pump-out stations before petitioning for the federal action.
