Sentence examples for prospect of restricting from inspiring English sources

Mark Harper, the immigration minister, also raised the prospect of restricting access to the NHS for some Romanians in Britain.

"The amount of proven global fossil fuel reserves so wildly exceeds what would be necessary to fry the planet that there's simply no prospect of restricting supply enough, in enough places, to make a difference to the climate," is how Roberts summarized this position.

The need to reduce emissions, an acute scarcity of land for roads and parking, and the prospect of laws restricting conventional cars all point to the idea that different and smaller types of vehicle will be in demand.

With the prospect of the European Championship signalling the start of a race to succeed Hodgson, Glenn admitted he has no intention of restricting the field of candidates to Englishmen.

Consider the prospect of Washington seeking to restrict the use of facial recognition technology, which Facebook uses to speed the process of adding the names of friends to photos.

The Americans were aware of Khánh's tactics and exploited it by persistently trying to scare his colleagues with the prospect of a military heavily restricted by the absence of US funding.

The reason for this has always been that unbearable suffering without the prospect of improvement is not restricted to the terminal phase of a disease.

"But the long-term prospect restricts the scope of patents because it presumes the appeals court decision is what is in effect, and gives some inventors a chance to prove otherwise".