Sentence examples for measures could restrict from inspiring English sources

The commission said it believed the measures could restrict imports of foreign alcohol.

ID1125133 As Parliament debates measures which could restrict the right to free speech, what better time to visit the fascinating (and free) People's History Museum in Manchester?

Internet companies Google and Yahoo have already condemned the proposal as a heavy-handed measure that could restrict access to legal information.

Only this year, when he entered the Senate race, did Gardner renounce the measures, saying that he had belatedly learned that they could restrict some forms of birth control.

It could restrict committees that look into scandals".

Noise ordinances for certain times of day could restrict schedules.

This could restrict the transferability of findings.

Such measures could control or restrict one or several mechanisms, such as user recruitment, reach and actions.

The Global Times, a state-run tabloid, suggested Chinese public opinion was turning against North Korea and said harsher measures could be needed, including restricting oil shipments.

The existing labor contract would restrict such changes, but more modest cost-saving measures could be taken under the contract's terms.

Meanwhile, BP's future in America looked precarious as Congress took up measures that could severely restrict its activities.