Sentence examples for indeed restricting from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson, at a "charity dinner", said he wished "a judge frankly has the cojones" to decide that the Occupy protesters camping outside St Paul's Cathedral "are indeed restricting the highway".

He added: "The world sees a city where protesters have the right to make your point, whatever it is, until such time that parliament passes a law ...or until a judge frankly has the cojones to decide that they are indeed restricting the highway".

Indeed, restricting Mexicans from fully developing and capitalizing upon their talents in the United States economy, for instance, makes no more sense than relegating men and women into separate spheres.

Indeed, restricting the analysis to sequences longer than 22 nt (the piRNA range) revealed only the peak at 9 nt (P9).

Gladstone Jones has requested that a federal judge rule on whether the bill signed into law by Jindal is constitutional and indeed restricts the lawsuit from proceeding.

As he points out, code (software) may indeed restrict behavior -- America Online's chat rooms are designed to hold at most 23 people, so that members can't orchestrate a revolt -- but that doesn't make it law.

Effective Measure CEO Scott Julian has confirmed to TechCrunch that Internet access in Libya is indeed restricted, but not totally cut off.

Since, according to theory, employers employing fewer women are more discriminatory, these findings are suggestive that competition indeed restricts gender wage discrimination, thus, reeling in employer prejudices against women.

Thereby, we could detect only one single message in the testis tissue sample confirming that expression of Sun1η is indeed restricted to the testis.

Box 16 presents evidence from developing countries that pricing does indeed restrict water use.

In other communities, the TBAs' role was indeed restricted to referral.