Sentence examples for interpreted to restrict from inspiring English sources

It was interpreted to restrict bankruptcy proceedings to merchants only, and the laws of many other countries followed the French lead.

A constitutional amendment with the purpose of promoting individual freedom just cannot be interpreted to restrict freedom.

The ability of some plants to grow and reproduce in botanical gardens under other climatic conditions has also been interpreted to suggest that biotic interactions restrict their natural distributions (Vetaas, 2002), although the role of other factors in such studies often cannot be fully disentangled from the biotic interaction signal.

Others question the ethics of attending an event in a nation that recently passed a law that is widely interpreted as an effort to restrict open advocacy of homosexuality.

But the law is so vague that it is widely interpreted here as a broader effort to restrict open advocacy of homosexuality.

However the definition is interpreted, it is clear that Aristotle does not mean to restrict it only to a subset of the valid arguments.

(Jealousy was interpreted by later Darwinians to reflect the male's desire to restrict paternal investment to his own genetic offspring).

However, other modifications in the ethical guidelines (if strictly interpreted) could restrict or impair access to IVF at a time where demand for such treatment is increasing in Ireland.

| Regulators to restrict payday lending.

Pfizer now plans to restrict such visits.

laws, that tend to restrict the franchise.