Sentence examples for proposing to restrict from inspiring English sources

Another Democratic senator, Chuck Schumer, is proposing to restrict bullet clips to 10 rounds.

A bill was presented to the Ohio state legislature proposing to restrict abortion in response to a diagnosis of Down's syndrome.

Adam Marshall, director of policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "The Government has pledged to reduce the burden of employment law, but at the same time it is proposing to restrict businesses' ability to manage their workforce by phasing out the DRA.

Were the system Fifa is proposing to restrict itself merely to offside decisions, or questions of whether a foul took place in or outside the area, it might be quite useful, although one suspects it would soon enough encompass other areas of the game.

For example, he is proposing to restrict the 2percentt cost-of-living-adjustment for retired state employees to the first $24,000 in retirement income an individual receives.

"The activities the administration proposes to restrict did not cause the financial crisis," he said.

Calling for a "more religious youth", he has proposed to restrict abortions and has reintroduced imam hatip (clerical-training) middle schools.

In the address, her first major policy speech on the campaign trail, she proposed to restrict no-bid government contracts sharply and make the details of all government contracts available online, along with the budgets of government agencies.

In particular, the government proposes to restrict evictions from properties that are in a serious state of disrepair and introduce rent repayment orders for landlords who evict a tenant illegally, or where the property is in a poor condition.

It is worth bearing this in mind the next time a government proposes to restrict a country's farm exports (as dozens did in 2008 in the wake of soaring prices).

An exclusive therapeutic policy was recently proposed to restrict platelet transfusion to documented bleeding [22, 28].