Sentence examples for restricted itself from inspiring English sources

The Conservative party restricted itself to a short statement: "It's a great song and David's a great fan".

Unlike a draft Labour bill, it has restricted itself to Whitehall rather than incorporating local government and other public services.

In an effort to at least respect traffic laws, the driving campaign restricted itself to women with licenses obtained abroad.

"Since the September 2001 attacks," the official said, "Al Qaeda had restricted itself to fund-raising and recruitment in Saudi Arabia.

Under Phillips' direction, she said, the commission had abandoned taking up many legal challenges and restricted itself to pursuing only test cases.

Until this week, the White House had restricted itself to bellicose rhetoric, usually to do with the value of the Chinese currency.

The guide does not restrict itself to useful information.

It would restrict itself to physiology, pathology and therapeutics.

But the exhibition does not restrict itself to a list of his technical discoveries.

The book doesn't restrict itself to folklore about each of its entries.

The boutique museum, by contrast, restricts itself to some sharply defined field, idea, or taste.