Sentence examples for long restricted from inspiring English sources

(established in 1867 and long restricted to black students).

For example, the Pakistani government has long restricted where the C.I.A. can fly Predator surveillance drones inside Pakistan, limiting flight paths to approved "boxes" on a grid map.

The state has long restricted the conduct of candidates running for judicial offices, but its ability to enforce those rules has been challenged in court.

Although the government has long restricted the work and words of opponents, its tolerance has diminished further since February, when unrest in the Arab world unnerved senior leaders.

For 20 years President Nursultan Nazarbaev has held a firm grip on power, and his government has long restricted fundamental freedoms, including freedom of religion and expression.

A taste for pure pork fat, long restricted to a furtive devouring of the white nubbin in the can of baked beans, can now be worn as a badge of honor.

"We've been doing this for so long, restricting the growth of budgets for years and we don't have any other fund surplus.

YouTube has long been restricted.

While the Litchfield County bridges remain open to traffic, Comstock has long been restricted to pedestrian use.

Visits and meetings of opposition parties up country had long been restricted or sabotaged.

It is the latest sign that global private equity groups are making a huge push to enter a market that has long been restricted to outside investors.