Sentence examples for increasing restriction from inspiring English sources

During the 1860s a few exceptions were made to the increasing restriction of Jews to settlement only in the pale which by the 19th century included all of Russian Poland, Lithuania, Belarus (Belorussia), most of Ukraine, the Crimean Peninsula, and Bessarabia.

Inward foreign investment has seen increasing restriction.

Biological control of pests is becoming increasingly important as an answer to the resistance of harmful insects to pesticides, the adverse public attitudes to pesticides and the increasing restriction of their use due to legislation [1].

As toxic doses were applied to the cells, the Hsp pathway was activated and EGFP protein was produced in coordination with an increasing restriction of morphological parameters values towards small and simple shaped cells.

Patients' initial experience was characterised by severe, inexplicable pain followed by increasing restriction of movement.

The increasing restriction of the pin's movement is transferred to a graphical display, a plot that shows changes in the viscoelastic properties of the clot over time.

Then he accommodates himself to the increasing restrictions imposed on the Jews as best he can.

"All the increasing restrictions on harvests, in essence, is another nail in their professional coffin.

The causes of increasing restrictions are complex, say organisations that monitor civil society activity, but broadly fall into three categories.

The court has placed increasing restrictions on journalists using multimedia, but Ed will be updating as often as possible.

Even for the marketed things, how you can make money out of them has come under increasing restrictions.