Sentence examples for legally restricted from inspiring English sources
In some countries, private schools are legally restricted from making profits.
Indeed, in much of the province, government authority, then as now, was legally restricted to the roads.
(An uncle, Horace Burroughs, whom he idealized but never met, was a morphine addict who committed suicide in 1915, when the drug was legally restricted).
Although community police were legally restricted to small rifles, at times they carried higher-calibre weapons, some of them bought from soldiers selling surplus arms.
Meanwhile 47,000 women a year die from complications of unsafe abortion in countries where abortion is legally restricted, or where services are inadequate to meet their needs.
Ms. Zukerman, known for her emotionally charged teaching style, left SoulCycle in November under circumstances that she said she is legally restricted from discussing.
Instead, leaders of 25 of 27 European countries agreed to sign a new fiscal compact that will legally restrict them from fighting recessions with robust fiscal stimulus.
Leaders of 25 European countries agreed to sign a new fiscal compact that will legally restrict them from fighting recessions with robust fiscal stimulus.
Simon Cox, a migration lawyer at the Open Society Justice Initiative, said it might be possible for the government to legally restrict high-level advisers to British citizens, but added that the way the situation had been handled was "beyond disrespectful, and in a worryingly xenophobic context".
Although some 38 states legally restrict marriage to opposite-sex couples, any ban on gay marriages might well have to be softened by a recognition of Vermont-style civil unions, which many moderate Republicans, including Mr Schwarzenegger, support.Moreover, feelings for or against a constitutional ban do not run neatly along party lines.
Ebay makes an effort to limit the availability of Nazi items in Germany, France and Austria, which legally restrict the trade in Nazi-era materials.
