Sentence examples for restricted government from inspiring English sources

This occurs when a government employee, without any supervisory approval, releases restricted government information to the press.

These closed sessions featured restricted government material – almost certainly from MI6, Litvinenko's old employer, and the government listening station GCHQ.

These states may also be among the least receptive to Mr. Bush's agenda of tax cuts and restricted government.

Three ballot measures in Colorado that would have cut the state income tax and sharply restricted government borrowing and property taxes for schools were overwhelmingly defeated.

Published by the HM Prison Service in 2005 and classified as a restricted government document, the manual guides staff on what restraint and self-defence techniques are authorised for use on children as young as 12 in secure training centres.

The computer, taken Saturday from an office of the secretary, Hazel Blears, in Manchester, contained restricted government documents, but no information believed to be top secret, BBC television reported.

Even in regions in which the food supply is restricted, governments have responsibilities to ensure that the food supply is designed to protect and promote the health of their people as much as possible.

Labour could encourage its growth by restricting government contracts to firms paying it.

There are legal scholars who question the extent to which the First Amendment restricts government promotion of religion.

That philosophy of restricting government was shared yesterday, at least in the abstract, by many voters; just over half said they agreed that government should be doing less.

By mandating the allocation of funds to these programs, she argued, it would restrict government's ability to assign revenues where children needed them most.