Sentence examples for has now restricted from inspiring English sources

But Sotheby's has now restricted access to the art on display there to accredited members of the media and to Sotheby's account holders.

Munns agrees that there are areas of development that could have been done better, but he says that the government has now restricted building to preserve the countryside.

Griffiths - a Scotland international - has now restricted access to his Twitter account, which has almost 13,000 followers.

They say that such legislation has now restricted protesters' rights — directly or indirectly — in more than 15 countries, including Spain, Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia.

Mr. Avella said the city had now restricted the number of permits issued to veterans to perhaps 300 and made it difficult to get even those.

You will hear a double dial tone to let you know that you have now restricted your call without revealing your identity to those you are calling.

Quaresma's sparkling form in the pre-tournament friendlies had made him a shoo-in but his role has now been restricted to that of an impact substitute.

Stocks and bonds, which had become a form of wealth more important than land, could, and still can be, tied up by means of a trust; but through the impact of heavy death duties this power has now been restricted.

More than 11,000 people have died in West Africa since the start of the largest-ever outbreak of Ebola, which has now been restricted to sporadic cases in Sierra Leone.

Areas on the border of Guinea have been under quarantine for months but travel has now been restricted in three more areas.

The uncertainty about whether or not a patient has passed the threshold of panic disorder, agoraphobia, social phobia, OCD and PTSD has now been restricted to one third 25-422%) of all patients, who score 4 9 on the anxiety scale.