Sentence examples for restricted comments from inspiring English sources

Judge Vinson has severely restricted comments by lawyers and participants until the sentencing hearing on May 11.

Though she called Wells Fargo's behavior "outrageous" and called for compensation to be "clawed back" for responsible executives, Clinton restricted comments about breaking up big banks to the realm of hypothetical future scenarios.

Because of the paucity of proteomics data on pure outer nuclear envelope membrane, we have restricted comment on studies of this ER compartment to that within Table  1.

In an ideal world, we would allow our readers to debate all of the articles we run on the site, but we felt it was sensible for us to restrict comments on these pieces because once people have been arrested there is a risk of contempt of court if users post prejudicial remarks about the case.

You could also restrict comments only to people you know, but this is less desirable for those interested in engaging with a wider, more public community on the app.

After speaking against illegal immigration and being advised to restrict comments to the bill by debate chair Rep. Kathleen Curry, Bruce took the floor a second time and commented: Bruce was immediately gavelled to order by Rep. Kathleen Curry, who ruled that he would no longer be recognized during debate on the bill.

Mr. Ren has also criticized government efforts to restrict comment.

The executive, who requested anonymity because the company was restricting comment on the moves, said that CBS had not issued a corporate order to cut jobs but that the stations "had to deal with their budget numbers".

Commanders have tightly restricted their comments to allow him no hint of their strategy.

On Tuesday, King restricted his comments to a brief statement issued by the team.

In contrast to his public indignation over the Damian Green affair, Boris restricted his comments about the G20 events almost entirely to criticism of the media's coverage.