Sentence examples for purporting to restrict from inspiring English sources

In February 1867, both houses of Congress passed the Tenure of Office Bill, purporting to restrict Johnson in the removal of presidential appointees.

The judge wrote that the law "cannot be enforced to the extent that it purports to restrict the transfer or use of prescriber-identifiable data".

The reason for the absence of these procedures was that Eureeca purported to restrict offerings through its platform to so-called "non-U.S. persons" - thereby attempting to avoid U.S. regulation.

"These excessive maritime claims are inconsistent with international law as reflected in the Law of the Sea Convention in that they purport to restrict the navigation rights that the United States and all states are entitled to exercise," Urban said in an emailed statement.

Any law purporting to bash bankers will be popular.

False photographs; photographs purporting to be what they are not?

Two websites purporting to be the company's exist.

The 6-inch front is typical of most "low-profile" LBs on the market, and is purported to be less restricting for trunk flexion.

She purports to be leaving for China.

Or something that purports to be them.

Or who you purport to be, anyway.