"restrict in" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The verb "restrict" does not require the preposition "in" after it. You can use "restrict" on its own to convey the meaning of limiting or controlling something. For example: - The school restricts the use of electronic devices during class time. - The town has implemented new measures to restrict water usage during the drought. - The diet restricts the intake of carbohydrates and sugars.
"But we are trying to restrict, in terms of taste, the type of things you would like to see in the town".
Financial regulations will follow soon, officials said, and those rules are expected to restrict in some fashion foreign investment in the Chinese Internet.
If they were in Michigan, Messrs. Paterson and Bloomberg would surely be enthusiastic about cars, those instruments of pollution that the mayor is trying to restrict in Manhattan.
It is worth noting that last month's judgment would not have been possible without legal aid for judicial review – two things which the coalition is also keen to restrict in the name of saving the public money.
But she had needed fertility treatments to conceive her twin daughters, who are now 5, and she saw the amendment as likely to restrict in vitro fertilization and threaten the ability of women like her to have children.
While most of the demands have been aired before, by far the trickiest of the bunch is the proposal to restrict in work benefits and social housing for EU migrants until they have lived and contributed to the UK for four years.
Our prime minister has made much of the deal reached which will restrict in-work benefits for EU citizens.
Ensuring that Britain is allowed to restrict in-work benefits to EU migrants through an emergency brake.
Agreement on the length of an "emergency brake" that can be imposed to restrict in-work benefits for EU migrants in Britain for up to four years.
They are the need for: Agreement on the length of the emergency brake that can be imposed to restrict in-work benefits for EU migrants to the UK.
It comes as Downing Street has said the Prime Minister's proposal to restrict in-work benefit payments to EU migrants could be imposed "immediately" after the EU referendum.
