Sentence examples for made to restrict from inspiring English sources

Proposals were also made to restrict exports of some food products and of asphalt.

In 2000, an effort was made to restrict foreign competition the old-fashioned way.

Most mosques were appropriated during the conquest, but some were restored, and no attempt was made to restrict Muslim religious observance.

Despite widespread concern about the ability of athletes to maintain control at the track's speeds, however, it does not appear that any move was made to restrict less experienced athletes like Kumaritashvili from the Games.

The fact that the captain and chief engineer of the ship escaped unscathed fuels public anger about the tragedy, and attempts are made to restrict the media's access to the scene.

"I think the retinal community is deeply saddened by the decision Genentech has made to restrict the availability of Avastin in the United States," said Dr. Philip J. Rosenfeld, a professor of ophthalmology at the University of Miami.

If anything, every effort needs to be made to limit and restrict performance-enhancing drugs, not to encourage their use.

No details of police sources appear to have been disclosed in the current control order proceedings, and judges have made orders to restrict certain information in proceedings.

During the past decade, a significant number of states have made moves to restrict abortion access.

That perception is reinforced by government decisions, like the one made this week, to restrict benefits to those who have been in Britain for two years.

However, when Congress passed their annual spending bill in November, they made sure to restrict President Obama from relocating any Guantanamo detainees to the United States.