Sentence examples for movement restricted from inspiring English sources

Intensive or factory farming of livestock is characterised by a large number of the same species of animal raised in closed barns and with their movement restricted.

Thus it remains a modest movement, restricted to those who don't subscribe to the hate part of the French-American love-hate relationship.

Once Japan entered the second world war Liddell and other westerners had their freedom of movement restricted, and in 1943 he and a couple of thousand others were interned at a camp in Weihsien.

Year 7 students in their new schools are often surprised when their responsibility for the classroom is removed, 'Right I am counting out the scissors and I will come round and hand them out, don't touch them until I say', and their freedom of movement restricted, 'Do not get out of your seat without written permission!' etc.

Once in Sinaloa, they say, they feel trapped — housed in fenced compounds far from actual towns with movement restricted for what owners say are security reasons.

In higher level dressage, the breed however it is hindered by its less-flashy movement, restricted by a somewhat upright shoulder.

Since the terrain of eastern and southeastern Anatolia permits uncontrolled animal movement, restricting the spread of infectious diseases into the country has been difficult.

Scores of sympathisers were detained or had their movements restricted today in the culmination of a two-month crackdown.

A typical offender under house arrest has his movements restricted and is not allowed to drink alcohol, but conditions vary widely.

Many Muslims find their movements restricted unless they pay hefty bribes; others languish in detention after officially instigated clashes with Buddhists.

For a second day, OSCE monitors at the scene have had their movements restricted by militiamen.