Sentence examples for question of restricting from inspiring English sources

That forced new elections, in which the main issue is likely to be not Afghanistan but the more emotional question of restricting Muslim immigration to the Netherlands.

Because under the (now-repealed) law that required mandatory review of the Minnesota Supreme Court's Baker decision, the Supreme Court's dismissal is a decision "on the merits" (at least regarding the precise issues at stake in Baker), the states argue that the question of restricting the definition of marriage to opposite-sex couples was already reached and decided on.

It is not a question of restricting that freedom but, on the contrary, of becoming aware that man lives within a family and national community, that his humanity imposes rules on him, failing which civilisation becomes synonymous with barbarism.

Since the quake, Uesugi had been demanding that the government provide more information on the threat of radiation and allow reporters from a wider group of news organizations to attend official press conferences and pose more probing questions, instead of restricting attendance to representatives of the largest Japanese media.

Bianca Tylek, a prison advocate who founded the Corrections Accountability Project, questioned the effectiveness of restricting mail in the fight against illegal drugs.

In a not-so-subtle bit of lobbying, the wisdom of restricting wine consumption to people 21 and over is also raised as a question.

In recent weeks, the White House has embarked on a concerning pattern of restricting press access, opting to hold fewer press briefings and taking fewer questions from reporters.

Participants working specifically in Child and Adolescent, Later Life or Learning Disability fields were not sought as it was believed that the specific requirements of their work may restrict the applicability of their experience to the research question, by restricting choice of antipsychotic medication for example.

"Given the gravity of the question at hand, restricting the ability of the people's representatives to offer amendments to the bill and to fully debate the issue would be inappropriate," reads the letter.

The expression of the cell surface protein CD24 has already been claimed to be associated with shorter patient survival in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), however, the prognostic value and applicability of CD24 immunostaining in paraffin embedded tissue specimens has been questioned due to the recent acknowledgement of restricted epitope specificity of the commonly used antibody SN3b.

Yet with states hard-pressed for revenues, the question of whether to restrict cloning has become a pocketbook issue as much as a religious one.