Sentence examples for it would be restricted from inspiring English sources
At present, if Oasis of Hope were to provide treatment in the UK, it would be restricted under the Cancer Act, which prohibits the advertising of cancer treatments.
It sees Mr Fox's bill as merely a first step.That it is: voting would be for president only, not for Congress; it would be restricted to migrants with voter-registration cards.
An emergency plan to expand the number of university places by 10,000 for this autumn to ease a crisis in the university admissions system has been criticised by students after ministers said it would be restricted to those applying for science-related courses.
I thought it would be restricted to this World Cup.
Within two days, Mr Morsi agreed with the judiciary to limit the scope of his decree, promising it would be restricted to "acts of sovereignty".
Then, our results support the idea that although exposed odors offered to early and middle-aged bees are able to promote a learning-reduced effect (LI), it would be restricted to the short/middle-term.
It would mean they would be restricted to even richer elite than now, but the money saved, plus the other measures here, would pay for better facilities and teaching in state schools including a new generation of grammar schools in the poorest districts.
It is believed each team would be restricted to three overseas players, with a draft system used to select squads of between 14 and 16 players.
It was argued that peptides would be restricted in their ability to permeate the cell wall so preventing activation of the GPCR.
Even if they are judged to have been unfairly dismissed at a tribunal their compensation would be restricted making it easy for employers to gamble.
