Sentence examples for he is restricting from inspiring English sources

In his first major speech on counterterrorism of his second term, President Obama on Thursday opened a new phase in the nation's long struggle with terrorism by announcing that he is restricting the use of unmanned drone strikes, which have been at the heart of his national security strategy.

Unless, says Priest, the three-time winner of the Arthur C Clarke "is told in clear terms that he is underachieving, that he is restricting his art by depending too heavily on genre commonplaces, he will never write the great novels that many people say he is capable of".

Senn's use of the term 'publication bias' in his commentary suggests that he is restricting it to editorial bias whereas, as indicated above, the origins of reporting bias are largely due to researchers' decisions not to submit, not editorial decisions not to accept.

He is restricted, but the restrictions are subtle, and he is not surrounded by stone and iron reminders of his shackled condition.

He is restricted only by his imagination.

While out on bond, he is restricted from having contact with children or performing music.

But he isn't a leaseholder, so at the moment he is restricted to booking only Thursdays through Saturdays.

However, he is restricted to selling within a limited period and broadly on the terms contained within the offer notice.

If Barak thinks that he can manufacture the impression that he is restricted, well, such maneuvers will be transparent to the Americans as well as to us".

Now he is restricted to a watching brief, place a small bet on whichever New Zealander performs the marksmanship duties in the "soft" games against Georgia and Namibia.

While he is restricted to bringing in new players by two transfer "windows" – one over summer, the other during January – he can make changes to personnel behind the scenes whenever he likes.