Sentence examples for restrict it as from inspiring English sources

"We rely on governments around the world to notify us of content that they believe is illegal through official processes, and will restrict it as appropriate after a thorough review".

Two years ago, a petition urged the Drug Enforcement Administration to restrict it as a controlled substance.

In an extensive interview, Inman, a legendary NSA director, strongly defended the agency's bulk surveillance of phone records and internet communications, and criticized members of Congress who want to restrict it as ignorant of the way the programs operate.

So we are going to restrict it as a party," he says.

Because Jobb owns the licence, he can restrict it as he sees fit; licenses like the GNU General Public License, on the other hand, grant users rights to use, study, share, and even modify the software freely.

This is a human endeavour, and restricting it, as Amartya Sen argued in the context of international trade, would be like restricting conversation among people.

Other theories are less restrictive, insofar as they do not link distribution to actual social collaboration, yet nonetheless do restrict it, insofar as they bind it to the status of citizenship.

However for severe end-stage liver disease, orthotopic liver transplantation is the only effective treatment but the availability, suitability and long-term effectiveness of liver transplantation severely restrict it utility as therapy.

The patent really does claim the "digging a hole and then dragging an item over it to be processed" method, as well as the others, and it doesn't restrict it to anything as specific as managing file representations or app icons.

Although access to the data portal involved was supposed to be restricted, it had as many as 25,000 users in Massachusetts and enabled the retrieval of names, birth dates, social security numbers and criminal backgrounds, as well as driver's license and vehicle information.

Other philosophers do not reject EXT as much as restrict it: They posit a kind of content so called "narrow" content which is determined independently of the environment (Block 1986, Loar 1988, Georgalis 1994 19999, Chalmers 1996; 2002, Jackson 1998, Siewart 1998, Horgan & Tienson 2002, Wikforss 2007, Mendola 2008; see also the entry on narrow content).