Sentence examples for needed to be restricted from inspiring English sources

Many of the agencies who said the act needed to be restricted had received only a handful of disclosures under the scheme.

Dr. Haskin persuaded the state management agency to start collecting data on oyster populations and convinced oystermen that the harvest needed to be restricted.

The Olympic Council of Ireland boycotted the 1936 Berlin Games, because the IOC insisted its team needed to be restricted to the Irish Free State rather than representing the entire island of Ireland.

But Simon Thompson, chief executive of VideoRecruit, believes that a recorded resume doesn't need to be restricted to certain sectors.

To improve women's odds of getting selected, the parties' lists need to be restricted, so that the numbers are limited to match the 650 seats available.

"This needs to be restricted or rejected to continue to provide lower prices and better service to both wireless and wireline consumers," Mr. Kimmelman said.

The problem is not that use of the test will need to be restricted or what type of physician is doing the test -- the problem will be what to do with the results of the test.

Indeed, the UN Report accepts that in some scenarios internet access will need to be restricted, for example in the case of sex offenders and terrorist suspects – which is also the conclusion of this excellent 2011 post on Inforrm's blog.

Extreme laws are always dangerous; if they are to be employed at all, their use needs to be restricted to genuinely extreme circumstances, such as terrorist attack or the threat of war.Were Mr Anwar's circumstances extreme?

And as NJM noted, the total number of coins didn't need to be restricted to 26: Problem could be stated as a bunch of coins in which 10 are heads.

The association and Kiplinger's hold joint online chats each month, as part of the "Jump Start Your Retirement" project, but questions do not need to be restricted to retirement topics.