Sentence examples for is now restricting from inspiring English sources
Denmark, for example, is so eager to expel a group of Iraqis to whom it has denied asylum that it arrested them while they sheltered in a church earlier this month and is now restricting their access to lawyers.
Even Pfizer is now restricting distribution of drugs that could be used to execute prisoners.
However as we approach 20 years since the first clinical trials the question arises as to whether this seclusion in the academic environment is now restricting growth.
One hitch: The site is now restricted to Japanese mobilephone users.
Most important of all, the plan to reform the voting system is now restricted to AV.
But Archie's emotional life is now restricted by the damage Gretchen inflicted on him.
His disagreement with the Tories is now restricted to their policies on Europe and the economy.
Boatbuilding at Woodbridge is now restricted to the construction of pleasure craft.
That's a lot more work - which is why entry to the boards is now restricted to paying customers.
Tax relief is now restricted to 10percentnt on mortgage interest payments for the first £30,000 of a loan.
