Sentence examples for necessary to restrict from inspiring English sources

Such narrow definition is necessary to restrict burglary coverage to a particular class of criminal act.

It is necessary to restrict the development of early age small cracks promptly.

During periods of drought it is sometimes necessary to restrict water usage.

If a procedure is a real advantage to future generations, it may not be necessary to restrict it," he said.

However, it is not necessary to restrict the system's use to studying only Escherichia coli protein interactions.

It would have been a tax along the lines of what Thomas Piketty, the French economist and liberal darling, argues is necessary to restrict global economic inequality.

Regulation is necessary, therefore, to restrict the freedom of privatized monopolies, or near monopolies, to raise prices and to exploit consumers in other ways.

We understand that it is necessary to artificially restrict this to the best-supported module, but this can at the same time lead to problems in the conclusions.

Buffer stocks alone often are not sufficient for the control of prices, and it is sometimes necessary for producers to restrict exports in order to reduce supply, thus pushing prices up.

The court found that the prison's censorship of Breivik does not violate Article 8 of the Convention on Human Rights, as Breivik and his lawyer argued, and in fact stated that it is necessary to continue to restrict his communication in order to prevent new criminal activity.

Harm prevention is neither necessary nor sufficient to restrict individual liberties.