Sentence examples for has long restricted from inspiring English sources
For example, the Pakistani government has long restricted where the C.I.A. can fly Predator surveillance drones inside Pakistan, limiting flight paths to approved "boxes" on a grid map.
The state has long restricted the conduct of candidates running for judicial offices, but its ability to enforce those rules has been challenged in court.
Although the government has long restricted the work and words of opponents, its tolerance has diminished further since February, when unrest in the Arab world unnerved senior leaders.
For 20 years President Nursultan Nazarbaev has held a firm grip on power, and his government has long restricted fundamental freedoms, including freedom of religion and expression.
Freeskiing is different in Europe — not nearly as regimented as it is in the States, where concern over liability and the cost of insurance has long restricted or prohibited skiing out of bounds.
Turkey has long restricted the number of refugees entering the country, but it has generally drawn praise for keeping its borders open as rebel forces have gradually taken them over from the regime.
New Zealand became the latest in a wave of governments placing restrictions on foreign investors, joining countries like Denmark and Switzerland, which have long restricted real estate investment by noncitizens.
In a country where prejudice and a lack of official support have long restricted opportunities for the disabled, the blind have fiercely defended their exclusive right to the business.
The law school had long restricted military recruiters under its antidiscrimination policy, but in 2002, Ms. Kagan's predecessor had lifted that ban after the Pentagon, invoking a statute known as the Solomon Amendment, threatened to cut off federal aid to universities that blocked military recruiting. 1 2 Next Page ».
The Syrian authorities have long restricted the activities of disparate opposition parties and activists, and they played a minor role at the start of the uprising.
