Sentence examples for idea to restrict from inspiring English sources

Asking politicians currently if it is a good idea to restrict alcohol sales and advertising is like asking a turkey to vote for Christmas.

Lawson told the World at One on BBC Radio 4: "I don't think it is a good idea to restrict the chancellor of the exchequer's freedom of manoeuvre in this way.

It is tempting to say yes when it comes up with overblown, unobtainable targets, such as stopping all extinctions anywhere, or when it entertains foolish proposals, like the current Luddite idea to restrict all forms of research exploring the possibility of "geoengineering" the climate.

But instead of Hutchison's initial idea to restrict NSF's budget increase to the physical sciences, the committee adopted an amendment that preserved NSF's mission to fund the breadth of nonmedical scientific research across its $5.5 billion portfolio.

It's a good idea to restrict members from planting tall crops that will block a neighboring plot's shade.

As soon as you are aware of the pregnancy, it is also a good idea to restrict caffeine and to avoid alcohol altogether.

His idea is to restrict the space behind the luger, to reduce or eliminate the backward extension.

Its basic idea is to restrict the way the standard gradient-descent algorithm changes the hidden units of the approximator, which results in conservative modifications that make the learning process less prone to divergence.

The idea is to restrict the Hilbert space to local states with a maximum of one particle per site.

The idea is to restrict the Fed to lending only to solvent firms, and to prevent it from lending at below-market interest rates.

The idea is to restrict the focus to structures S = (Ω, P, ≺) that come with specific probability distributions known as atomic bound systems or big-stepped probabilities.