Sentence examples for in restricting the from inspiring English sources

McDonald's has definitely made the right decision in restricting the average customer to a 25ml tub.

But intimidation may have played a part in restricting the turnout.

A more difficult question is how far we should go in restricting the sale of sexual fantasies to willing adults.

Even in countries where new media have taken root, governments have had surprising success in restricting the Internet.

And even if the government succeeds in restricting the supply of Tramadol, there may be unintended consequences.

"Oil development will most likely result in restricting the location of concentrated calving areas, calving sites and annual calving grounds," the report said.

Democratic lawmakers are all but certain to say the proposal does not go far enough in restricting the kinds of practices that caused the financial crisis.

And the sequestration of federal spending, which began last week, has joined the tax increases in restricting the pace of job growth.

"The notion that the government has a legitimate interest in restricting the quantity of speech to equalize the relative influence of speakers on elections," Justice Kennedy wrote in the passage cited by Justice Alito, is "antithetical to the First Amendment".

We have another tradition, recently housed in the Republican Party, which believes, or says it believes, in restricting the size of government in the name of freedom and personal responsibility.

But pointed questioning by the justices today indicated that in restricting the type of legal arguments that lawyers in the federally financed legal services program can make on behalf of welfare clients, Congress might have gone too far.