Sentence examples for restricted making from inspiring English sources

Aid workers said access to the area was restricted, making it impossible to verify the rebels' claim.

Telephone and Internet communication in the area was severely restricted, making it difficult to verify government reports.

Communication with his lawyers is restricted, making it impossible to pass on information or evidence directly from him to the ECHR.

Even if they are judged to have been unfairly dismissed at a tribunal their compensation would be restricted making it easy for employers to gamble.

The type of card accepted is highly restricted, making it difficult for older people, particularly African Americans, without access to birth certificates or driving licences to vote.

Students' right to work is being restricted, making study in Britain less affordable; acquiring business visas is becoming harder; getting family members into the country is increasingly difficult.

Making one kind of gun illegal or restricted makes the broader work of restricting violence more plausible.

This is the paradox that Schelling's essay exposes: sometimes, having your freedom restricted makes it easier to do what you wanted to do in the first place.

A decade ago 120 films rated R, or restricted made the US box office top 10 – last year there were only 80 and most got their ratings for violence, not sex.

As your diet becomes less restricted, make the transition slowly.

Hence namasmaran, during which this thinking, feeling and moving activity is restricted, makes one feel suffocated, empty or useless.