Sentence examples for officials restricted from inspiring English sources

The party's youth group danced and sang outside while party officials restricted entrance as if they were nightclub bouncers.

Federal law enforcement officials restricted what American could say publicly and the grounding of all commercial airplanes after the attacks made rushing to the scene difficult.

In 2003, after Kentucky Medicaid officials restricted Zyprexa's use, the company offered about $5 million worth of such management programs in the state, said Robert Hughes, former chairman of a committee in charge of reviewing drugs.

Federation officials restricted the purchase of the best seats through advance sales to what they call the "U.S. Soccer family," which consisted of anyone who registered at the federation's Web site.

This time, the government appears intent on avoiding any accusations of lagging behind In 2008, officials restricted independent reporting on the disaster, but Ran Wang, a businessman, said he hoped officials would allow greater transparency.

City officials restricted it to limited entry.

The embassy will remain closed, with officials restricting themselves to the heavily guarded diplomatic quarter.

Park officials restrict the number of visitors to 300 a day, and all must be accompanied by a guide.

In November, the Morristown Town Council voted against extending the sewer line to its waste treatment plant, citing a 1996 agreement with township and state officials restricting suburban sprawl.

Palace officials restrict their weekly briefings to a select group of journalists from the mainstream Japanese media who in turn tend to acquiesce to imperial requests on what not to write.

We will take this matter up again when we revisit the importance of having elected officials restrict their social media visits to moments when they are under the strict supervision of staff members.