Sentence examples for restricted if from inspiring English sources

The European Convention recognised that it was not absolute and could be restricted if a state could show that restriction was necessary in a democratic society.

One of the disadvantages of SGA-based IUGR case detection is that newborns who fit the definition of SGA may not necessarily be growth restricted (if the constitutive growth potential has been reached), whereas acutely growth-restricted infants may have BW within the range of AGA (Lee PA et al. 2003).

Hunting is severely restricted if it's allowed at all.

Second, why should attendance be restricted, if the information was not material?

He mentions health and education, although access to the NHS is severely restricted if you cannot prove your status.

Nevertheless, it was clear that the prime minister would find himself severely restricted if the Catalans turned against him.

A profile <J1, J2, …, Jn> is value-restricted if every minimally inconsistent subset Y ⊆ X has a pair of elements p, q such that no individual i ∈ N has {p, q} ⊆ Ji.

Mothers were also more likely to restrict if they used bottle-feeding rather than breastfeeding.

The lion's share of immigration is from the EU and cannot be restricted; even if it could, EU rules also let Britons move the other way.

The new parliament will be sharply restricted but, if it were openly elected, it could re-establish a measure of confidence between Algerians and their rulers.

(At least, current and former employees who sold shares may perceive that they're restricted, even if the law is on their side.