Sentence examples for ongoing to restrict from inspiring English sources

But Home Secretary Theresa May told the Daily Telegraph "work is ongoing" to restrict European immigration in the event of a financial collapse.

The difference lies partly in our cultural setting — and, in the case of the ongoing campaign to restrict the reproductive rights of American women, in our capacity for outrage.

It would be nice to think that if conservative lawmakers were aware that their ongoing efforts to restrict access to birth control are probably succeeding only in making the sex lives of low income women less pleasurable, they might back off a bit.

Zang Tiewei, member of the NPC's committee on legislative affairs, said the legislature is studying a proposal, submitted at the ongoing parliament sessions, to restrict the death penalty to extremely serious crimes.

38 Given the frequent claims about the safety and harmlessness of SHV in the media environment and ongoing policy interventions to restrict e-cigarette use in public, surveillance of public harm perceptions about SHV and an examination of whether exposure to e-cigarette communication is associated with reduced harm perceptions are urgently needed.

Because that's precisely what they've done with their ill-advised, ongoing and ineffective attempts to restrict women's access to safe, legal healthcare.

Dozens of bills seeking to protect reproductive rights are cropping up in deeply red pockets of the country in an attempt to counter ongoing efforts by Republicans to restrict abortion or outlaw it altogether.

CRR hopes to bolster its ongoing push against the legislative action to restrict abortion rights.

The voting measure is part of a larger ongoing effort by North Carolina Republicans to restrict access to the polls.

One other matter about the Independent article: it strongly suggests that there is some agreement in place to restrict the Guardian's ongoing reporting about the NSA documents.

A major legislative priority of the NSA, the cybersecurity initiative comes in the wake of the Senate's November decision not to restrict the NSA's ongoing bulk collection of US phone data, and shortly after the administration shut down a similar effort by the Drug Enforcement Agency.