A German campaign to restrict the scope of the supervisor won over French resistance.
One step, Dr. McClellan said, would be to restrict "the scope and type of drugs that can be imported".
The first is to restrict the scope of America's interventions abroad to the geography of this country alone.
It is a BBC decision, not a prime ministerial one, to restrict the scope of the interview".
The government's great reform act will abolish ID cards, restrict the scope of the DNA database and regulate CCTV.
"Beyond the Revolution" is scornful of regionalists, traditionalists and anyone else who would restrict the scope of American identity.
Surely by limiting migrants' access to UK healthcare and benefits, Ukip strives to restrict the scope of our compassion, while Jesus urges us to widen it?
The new Inquiries Act rushed through parliament in 2005 guaranteed that the government could restrict the scope of any inquiry into Finucane's death.
But there is another key way in which the Economist's analysis misses its mark: it does not account for the role of journalism in challenging moves to restrict the scope of the internet.
If Americans want to restrict the scope of harassment law any time soon, it will probably be Congress, rather than the Supreme Court, which will have to do it.
Rather than seeking to scrap the whole notion of "disparate impact" law, as some of his more conservative colleagues would have preferred, he was content to restrict the scope of its application.
