Sentence examples for restrict opportunities from inspiring English sources

The new policies may enhance CUNY's reputation in some circles, but they will restrict opportunities.

But the owner has vigorously opposed the designation, which would severely restrict opportunities for altering the structure, and the application is in limbo.

"We need to ensure that we exploit these possibilities in a way that creates, and does not restrict, opportunities for workers.

Some liberal Protestants have long argued that the Catholic Church has used the symbol of Mary to restrict opportunities for women and as a way of instilling women's obedience to the teachings of the church.

I say if you love your country, you don't damage its economy, you don't restrict opportunities for young people, you don't actually isolate your country and reduce its influence in the world," he said.

So will 'Internships in the arts' become the go-to document for hiring young people in the sector, or will it restrict opportunities for arts organisations to employ the next generation of creative enthusiasts?

That is the difference between Labour, which makes investing in skills and knowledge a priority, and a Tory-led government that will restrict opportunity and damage the future of our economy".

Even more important would be to revive public discussion about the multiple impediments that restrict opportunity for those who are already confronted with hurdles to advancement far higher than those facing the affluent.

Under the guise of increasing opportunities for integration, we are closing the entire public space to women and restricting opportunities to interact with others simply because of an extra piece of fabric.

In a country where prejudice and a lack of official support have long restricted opportunities for the disabled, the blind have fiercely defended their exclusive right to the business.

After the Soviet Union invaded that country in 1968, the authorities restricted opportunities for his films to reach a wider audience, finding his work generally unsuitable for their desired ends.