Sentence examples for restricted from having from inspiring English sources

While out on bond, he is restricted from having contact with children or performing music.

They are restricted from having children, but can still marry.

Participants stressed that student nurses were not trained or experienced enough for this, and that staff duties restricted students from having the time to study and observe during clinical training.

So much of being a player is understanding players' tendencies: What is a team trying to accomplish and how can we go about trying to limit them or restrict them from having success?

Most ports severely restrict vessels from having weapons on board, and changing those regulations in each country would be difficult, Mr. Flynn said.

But this Innovator's Dilemma restricts them from having as useful of a service as they otherwise might.

He added: "In raising that massive [funding] round, any investor who wanted to even look at Uber's books to decide whether they wanted to make an investment had to sign an agreement which specifically named us, as well as Lyft, and restricting them from having any ability to even talk to us for at least a year.

But don't restrict me from having the same legal rights that you do.

#Bandha: The karma masks the jiva and restricts it from having its true potential of perfect knowledge and perception.

But after 9/11, Palagia said, new regulations required hotels to restrict guests from having a certain number of people in a room unless they all signed in, making anonymous orgies more difficult to organize.

Living in certain parts of the World might restrict you from having access to foods that are rich in these nutrients, and so the chance of experiencing some sort of a deficiency grows significantly.