Sentence examples for laws restricted from inspiring English sources
High street retailers were hampered yesterday as Sunday trading laws restricted them to opening for just six hours.
Apartheid laws restricted how blacks and whites could mix in public spaces, and media, including song lyrics, could be censored.
BANKING AND FINANCE -- Up until 1969, New Jersey's particularly archaic laws restricted banks from branching outside of the county (no less!) of their main offices.
The neighborhood has many biking and walking paths; and, according to the listing agent, is unusually green — the community was planned before water-preservation laws restricted grass planting.
Local laws restricted access to land for large stores, existing retailers colluded on prices and incumbent chains pressed suppliers to boycott cheaper competitors.
Between 1290 and 1300, new laws restricted the right to take part in the government to families traditionally performing magistrate's duties.
Besides, he says, Europeans have similar laws restricting speech.
Laws restricting abortion make one decision for everyone.
Hence the laws restricting them in residential settings.
Enact laws restricting the voting rights of possibly unruly constituencies.
Speakers attacked the voter-ID law, low education funding and laws restricting access to abortion.
