Sentence examples for has restricted the use from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has restricted the use of federal money for embryonic stem cell research.

But now the government has restricted the use of temporary workers.

For example, Europe has restricted the use of phthalates — compounds, often used in toys, that make plastic softer.

Until now, Congress has restricted the use of American aid to Colombia, which has totaled nearly $2 billion in recent years, to fighting drug trafficking.

Until now, Congress has restricted the use of American aid to Colombia -- which has totaled nearly $2 billion in recent years -- to the struggle against narcotics traffickers.

Ms Fernández's government pledges to prevent their discovery and development, and has restricted the use of Argentine ports and waters by island shipping.

Since July 20th, the government had restricted the use of private cars, in an attempt to improve the capital's notorious air pollution.

Such a scheme would have restricted the use of benefits payments to prevent purchase of luxuries such as alcohol, tobacco or TV subscriptions.

The mayor of Kauai County, Hawaii, has vetoed a hotly contested bill that would have restricted the use of pesticides by companies developing genetically modified crops on the island.

If you look at a country where they have restricted the use of neonicotinoids, France, they have a worse bee problem there than they do in the UK," Dr Little added.

He likened it to efforts by the Reagan administration to raise money for rebels fighting the leftist government of Nicaragua in the 1980s, after Congress had restricted the use of federal money.