Sentence examples for may continue to restrict from inspiring English sources

Some countries may continue to restrict how their forces may be employed.

And in any case the conventional strategy of lower rates may not be strong enough as long as banks continue to restrict credit.

The descendants' group, the Monticello Association, decided to continue to restrict membership to Jefferson's descendants through his daughters Martha and Maria.

In the interests of public health, governments will continue to restrict tobacco usage and sales.

Several inherent difficulties have restricted, and continue to restrict, the study of metastatic dormancy in vivo.

That time, the court ruled in favor of continuing to restrict the trade.

James Glassman of JPMorgan Chase echoed those views but said he favored continuing to restrict the credit to first-time buyers.

Continuing to restrict ourselves to kinematics, Leibniz appears to embrace something even stronger than Galilean invariance.

Belknap and Congress continued to restrict Sherman's military authority.

Civilian planes that follow rules for filing flight plans, carrying identification devices and staying in radio contact with control towers may continue to use the newly restricted airspace most of the time, but flights will be prohibited in the area before a shuttle launching, said Maj. Michael Rein, an Air Force spokesman.

In addition, antibodies that are slow to dissociate from the virion may continue to reduce the ability to uncoat and thus restrict the virus post-infection.