Sentence examples for possibility of restricting from inspiring English sources

Last month, a hearing explored the possibility of restricting any new "adult oriented" businesses.

Months earlier, when New York's Mayor Bill de Blasio floated the possibility of restricting Uber's expansion, the company's enormous (and ultimately successful) lobbying effort included a similar tweak to its app, offering users a "de Blasio Uber" option, with a 25 minute wait time.

That is, we allow for the possibility of restricting the space of actions by limiting the range of allowable policies.

Business has been booming since the San Bernardino assault, but he quickly adds that gun sales have been brisk ever since Sandy Hook (where 20 schoolchildren and six faculty members were killed) and the public's attention seemed to focus on the possibility of restricting gun sales.

The Burbank City Council had considered the possibility in December of restricting the bridge to horse riders and hikers only, but City Atty.

In particular, the fact that the outlet streams from a faulty unit go through subsequent (well functioning) units raises the possibility of better restricting the effects of the fault to the faulty unit.

For the majority, treatment remains of palliative benefit, with the possibility of cure restricted only to those patients with disease suitable for surgical resection.

There were also comments about having the possibility to restrict the number of people in the room.

On such views, ability is to be understood in terms of restricted possibility.

Research in the 1950s identified the problem of ice formation in fuel systems from dissolved or trapped water but did not identify the possibility of accumulated ice restricting fuel flow.

We evaluated this possibility by restricting our analysis to Ft. Wayne, which included most of the observations of the study.