Sentence examples for limited restricted from inspiring English sources
But as Mr. Rouhani and his foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, work the corridors and back rooms of the United Nations this week, their mandate will be limited, restricted by the supreme leader to the nuclear program and possibly Syria, those close to him say.
Travel broadens the mind, there's no doubt about that and as a gay man I want to be able to travel to the four corners of the globe, without feeling limited, restricted or shameful of who I am.
The AAQOL [ 23] measures how frequently symptoms happen and the importance of symptoms associated with specific events without addressing whether or not activities are limited, restricted or prevented.
Enrollment limited; restricted to medical and graduate students.
In the United States, even under the new rules, testing will be quite limited, restricted almost exclusively to downed cattle.
Free speech can certainly not be considered "free" when expressive activities across the nation are being increasingly limited, restricted to so-called free speech zones, or altogether blocked, including in front of the Supreme Court's own plaza.
Currently, such understanding is limited, restricting the power conversion efficiencies of these solar cells from reaching their thermodynamic limit.
Furthermore, since the courts' resources are limited, restricting access to genuine claims ensures that judicial resources are appropriately allocated.
The number of developing primordial germ cells (PGCs) in embryos is limited, restricting the conventional analysis of epigenetic status.
The variability of our peptides among our samples was limited, restricting our ability to detect changes that might be associated with joint space narrowing.
A franchising authority may not impose any requirement under this subchapter that has the purpose or effect of prohibiting, limiting, restricting, or conditioning the provision of a telecommunications service by a cable operator or an affiliate thereof.
