Sentence examples for it began restricting from inspiring English sources

For example, it used to encourage third-party apps, then it began restricting them.

(Before Shopsin's began restricting its serving staff to Eve, it employed a waitress who narrowed at least that choice by refusing to take an order higher than a six, on humanitarian grounds).

Earlier this year, Dantz began restricting its free assistance to just 30 days after purchase.

Then researchers began making headlines with their growing consensus that asbestos could cause cancer, and by 1970, many cities began restricting its use.

China's internet censors have been busy of late, after it emerged that the country's Great Firewall began restricting access to thousands of websites this past week — including Drupal.org, The Atlantic and Firefox browser extensions — as a result of the apparent blocking of a major content delivery platform.

On June 29, the same day it shut down the stock exchange, the government began restricting residents to $66 a day in ATM withdrawals and banning the transfer of funds outside the country.

It wasn't until the capacity of various formats began restricting how much music could fit onto them that the concept of individual tracks comprising entire albums emerged.

Although the 2007 law said the programs should not be used to block development of generic drugs, brand-name companies said the language was vague and began restricting access to drug samples soon after it was passed.

Local governments also began restricting smoking in public buildings and workplaces.

In 2006, Beijing began restricting Chinese companies from forming offshore entities that could accept foreign financing.

From the late 13th century the ducal council began restricting political and economic rights, banning the commenda and nationalising trade.