Sentence examples for needs to restrict from inspiring English sources

Q: WABA says the city needs to restrict vehicular traffic in the city through congestion tolling.

Thirty years after her obesity surgery, 170 pounds lighter than when she started, she still needs to restrict her food intake to keep from gaining it all back.

An Israeli rights group, Gisha, which waged a legal battle to make the document public, contended that Israel had calculated the calorie needs to restrict the goods that it allowed in during the blockade.

As a rough guide the world needs to restrict emissions to a little over 700 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide between now and 2050, if global temperatures are not to increase by more than 2°C above pre-industrial levels.

Then there are other cases where the parent is fine with the app's content itself, but needs to restrict the in-app purchase mechanism.

Government in turn says it needs to restrict how Americans engage in politics, further regulating our lives, because now there is too much money in politics.

The state may need to restrict allowed home visits, placing an even greater burden on families.

Families headed to London's South Bank don't need to restrict themselves to one of its many chain restaurants.

Of course, you don't need to restrict this kind of appreciation to one week out of the year.

"We can get the changes to the immigration system that we need – to restrict access to benefits and secure fair competition- without changing the treaties.

The trigger for its dire warning comes from the failure of the global community to reduce carbon emissions by anywhere near the amount needed to restrict temperature rises.