Sentence examples for restricted local from inspiring English sources

A Conservative housing bill in 1995 would have restricted local councils to providing nothing more than temporary accommodation.

"Fishing for innovation in a restricted, local pool, Motorola missed the shift to digital mobile telephony," the authors say.

Its economy, however, suffers markedly from the small scale of much of its resource base, from restricted local markets, and from problems of transport to external markets.

Justice officials say that many state and local law enforcement agencies had asked the department to review the 1996 legal counsel's opinion that restricted local officers from tracking down illegal immigrants.

Syria has banned foreign media and had restricted local coverage that strays from the party line, which states the regime is fighting thugs and religious extremists who are acting out a foreign conspiracy.

This chapter begins by examining how over the last 10 years the field of two-dimensional hydraulic modeling has moved rapidly from the study of single river reaches perhaps 10 60 km in length or restricted local areas of a few kilometers squared, to regional, continental, or even global scale models.

Eventually all capitulated and the government now has the right to restrict local authority spending.

Limited options: If secure tenancies are already hard to get, and the temporary ones are getting harder, the government is restricting local authorities options to next to nothing.

In the 19th century Al-Ḥillah Al-Ḥillah Streamadually decreased, restricting local agriculture, but the Hindīyah Barrage, built in 1913, diverted more water into the channel.

China restricts local governments from issuing bonds, but does allow them to set up companies that raise money using land and other government assets as collateral.

If more areas demonstrate the ambition to manage their local housing market and central government loosens the apron strings that restrict local action, we can go some way to making the sector work for people in poverty.