Sentence examples for has restricted in from inspiring English sources

"North Korea has not allowed the World Food Program access to all the vulnerable North Koreans, and has restricted in many ways the World Food Program's ability to monitor the distribution of food aid," Mr. Boucher said.

This is a big deal for many developers, because for the past year or so Facebook has restricted in-game, native curency offers to only the largest companies on the platform.

The second is that we have restricted in our category of psychologists people who are in psychology departments, though people publishing in the realm of evolutionary psychology are by no means limited to this field.

Technological limitations have restricted in vivo assessment of intracellular pH (pHi) in the myocardium.

In contrast to the military intervention in Libya, the administration has restricted itself in those countries to statements condemning the violence and urging restraint.

The MICA molecule has restricted expression in normal tissues but is found in normal gut epithelial cells[28].

Lindane is registered for use in 17 countries, has been completely banned in > 50 countries, and has restricted use in 33 countries (CEC 2006).

"Unfortunately, it has restricted us in a number of countries across the globe in our ability to train units that we think need to be trained".

Lpr 3 has restricted expression in the primary enamel knot while Wise is expressed in the mesenchyme at this stage.

During his opening statement, Holder said that the DOJ was committed to vigorous protection of competition, noting how "reckless deregulation has restricted competition in agriculture".

He also released a letter from a doctor saying he was in "excellent health," despite an embolic episode in February that has restricted his vision in one eye.