Sentence examples for restrict numbers from inspiring English sources

"They are already struggling to restrict numbers to these islands, but what will they do when several thousand foreign visitors with deep pockets turn up next year and the year after on the back of Star Wars?" said my source.

Around 1.1 million asylum seekers arrived in Germany last year and the Government is now taking steps to restrict numbers after criticism of Angela Merkel's decision to welcome all Syrian refugees.

2 Only aggregate numbers of all-cause admissions were available, thus it was not possible to restrict numbers to Nicosia residents.

An experimental design (central composite rotatable design – CCRD) adopting surface response was applied as a tool to evaluate the optimal reaction conditions beyond a restrict number of experiments.

The research team found it difficult to restrict number of women as many came out of curiosity and it would have been impolite to refuse their participation.

But neither can then cry foul if relationships end because of competitive behaviour or restricted numbers.

So far it has severely restricted numbers, pointing instead to $5.4bn£3.75bnbn) in US assistance since the war began in 2011.

Realising his error, the prime minister then tried to make the issue about limiting benefits for migrants, rather than restricting numbers.

"We have no thoughts of restricting numbers at this stage," she said, "but what happens from here depends on how well it holds up".

Restricted numbers of polling staff and low voter turnout would make it impossible to conduct a credible election, the election commission said.

Restricted numbers of patients and controls were included in this analysis due to insufficient cell numbers.