Sentence examples for restricted as possible from inspiring English sources

Any undertaking of confidentiality should be as restricted as possible and not entered into until Nice had tried sufficiently hard to obtain permission to disclose.

Voting, however, must be as restricted as possible.

Indeed, the injections were as restricted as possible to prevent transfection of cortical interneurons (see above).

The inclusion criterion has been kept as broad as possible to represent the participant population and the exclusion criteria as restricted as possible to maximise validity and generalisability of findings.

He was an early riser, holding that sleep should be restricted as much as possible, and built himself a mechanical alarm clock.

In other words, the carnage had to be restricted as much as possible to those who had a right to fight -- "lawful combatants".

Some years ago, welfare for people was recognized as something to be restricted as much as possible for everyone's good, yet the venerable practice of handing out money to corporations has survived the rhetoric of the Clinton years and has flourished anew in the aftermath of Sept. 11.

However, the King, citing the difficulties with a permanent expansion of the Peerage, told Grey that the creations must be restricted as much as possible to the eldest sons and collateral heirs of existing peers, so that the created peerages would eventually be absorbed as subsidiary titles.

They also underline that the use of antipsychotics should be restricted as much as possible.

However, since 2005, the number of fallen stock samples per holding has been restricted as much as possible.

The use of fluoroquinolones for food production animals should therefore be discontinued or at least severely restricted as quickly as possible.