Sentence examples for has restricted it from inspiring English sources

This evidence is so sensitive that Madrid has restricted it to just 10 top officials, fearful of its impact on bilateral relations.

The modification of that order on December 8 , 1947 by the present Postmaster General, then serving as Acting Postmaster General, has restricted it to appropriate parties.

France (2012) and Israel (2014) have limited child detention to "exceptional circumstances" and China has restricted it for children under 16.

The law applies only to warm-blooded animals and until now the secretary of agriculture has restricted it to cats, dogs, monkeys, hamsters, rabbits and guinea pigs -- in short, to the pettable, not the pestilential.

In the revised manuscript, we have restricted it to "genotypic constraint", or the "restrictions on accessible functional mutations".

WASHINGTON, July 20 - As one of Washington's most sought-after advocates before federal appellate courts, John G. Roberts represented clients as diverse as the state prosecutors in their antitrust case against the Microsoft Corporation and NBC in its effort to strike down media ownership regulations that had restricted it from growing larger and buying more stations.

The bill would pre-empt state licensing and most consumer protection laws, allowing the payday-loan industry to expand even in states that have restricted it in the past to protect their citizens from abusive lending policies.

Meanwhile analysts at Bernstein have looked at the prospect of a renewed bid from Rio Tinto, down 32.5p at 2804.5p, from Glencore, off 2.05p at 287.60p: Last week, Glencore reached the end of the "put-up or shut-up" period that had restricted it from coming back to make a renewed approach to take over Rio Tinto.

The Conservatives have experimented with this model in an effort to shake up the selection process but have restricted it to relatively safe seats over fears about their opponents trying to pack out meetings and swing the balance towards a weak candidate.

"I am floored that they have restricted it in this way with respect to the advanced state of irreversible decline and reasonable foreseeability of death".

Fearing the practice could infect diners with pathogens like botulism, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has restricted its use while it develops regulations.