Sentence examples for restricted create from inspiring English sources

When governments choose to forget — whether consciously or not — they make places restricted, create blank lands of secrets.

Chand (2006) highlights that the role of the public sector is more or less restricted to create an enabling environment for the expansion of private sector activities.

They charge fees and restrict access, creating friction, curtailing innovation, and strengthening their market dominance.

Limited computer access or computer-illiteracy may restrict participation, creating a digital divide between the 'have nets' and the 'have nots', thus leading to age or socio-economic status sampling bias [ 2- 6, 41, 50].

Furthermore, in a total population the presence of growth restricting factors creates a negatively skewed (non-Gaussian) birth weight distribution, so the observed range of birth weights covered by extreme percentiles is broader than indicated in Table 8 and is unpredictable.

Mr. Bloomberg also criticized the federal government, which under President Bush has restricted financing to create new stem-cell lines for research.

The local fishermen want the government to create restricted fishing zones where they rather than bigger vessels can operate.

High rearing density and restricted feeding may create strong competition among mates and result in a negative direct indirect genetic correlation.

Android 4.3 and later allows users to create restricted profiles that can only access certain apps.

"It is a much richer technology than flat panel displays". But holography is not restricted just to creating new ways to display information visually.

The addition of colour and style to tennis wear (once restricted to white) created an entirely new subdivision of leisure clothing.