Sentence examples for if not restricted from inspiring English sources

It is a sign of Youngs' contribution to the recent upturn in Red Rose fortunes – highlighted by, if not restricted to, his brilliant solo try against the Wallabies in Sydney last June, and his launching of the attack that resulted in Chris Ashton's celebrated score against the same opposition at Twickenham in November – that he should look for all the world like a seasoned Six Nations campaigner.

he was for an efficient and stable Govt: but many would not strengthen the Senate if not restricted in the case of money bills.

Couched à la Wittgenstein in terms of variables, the UAT declares that all general natural-language sentences may be represented in a formal system on the quantifier/variable model that (with Quine) we speak of nothing which cannot figure as the value of a variable;[4] or more precisely, that if not restricted to first-order versions, the system of the predicate calculus is ontologically complete.

If not restricted by government, we would invest in extracting them.

However, without cross-scale linkages with higher levels of governance, increase of local fishery stocks may attract outsiders who, if not restricted, will overharvest and threaten local governance.

After adjusting for the proportion of nets in use that were not long lasting, an estimated 5.5 to 6.3 million long-lasting treated nets would be required to achieve universal coverage in 2010 in Kenya in at-risk areas compared with 16.4 to 18.1 million nets if not restricted to areas of greatest malaria risk.

The city council and some merchants are thinking that wedding mania may have run amok and there is an ordinance on the table to, if not restrict the numbers of beach weddings, at least charge for them.

Here is what Mr. Clinton might say if he were not restricted to polite diplo-speak.

But small business is risky — even if you're not restricted in what you can sell, and where you can sell it.

If you're not restricted by a microphone or podium, move, walk and pace, but with purpose.

He said: "If it is not restricted this way, then someone with a bad habit will become military personnel.