Sentence examples for restricted no from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, his liquid intake had to be restricted: no more than 300ml a day, barely a half-pint.

Although individual contributions to a particular candidate remains severely restricted — no more than $5,000 — the amount someone can pour into a super PAC is limitless.

A film, depending on its violence, nudity, sensuality, or objectionable language, would be rated G, for general audiences; PG, parental guidance suggested, but all ages admitted; R, restricted (no one under sixteen admitted without an adult); or X, no one under seventeen admitted.

Emphasis goes on the word "restricted": no selling or hedging until after retirement.

He and Frank agreed that opportunities for the Poles to experience their culture should be severely restricted: no theaters, cinemas or cabarets; no access to radio or press; and no education.

Recoding the qualifier "9" (not applicable) to "0" (not impaired, limited or restricted; no facilitator/barrier) might be worthwhile to discuss.

Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, has made clear his desire to reduce "spiralling legal costs" and restrict no win, no fee agreements.

Seven months after the incident, Democratic Senator Vincent Fort introduced "Bou Bou's Law" to severely restrict "no knock" warrants and SWAT raids in Georgia.

Also, they restrict no priori distribution patterns for features used.

"This is one of the major things I'm running on," he said at the time of his plan to restrict no-bid contracts.

In the address, her first major policy speech on the campaign trail, she proposed to restrict no-bid government contracts sharply and make the details of all government contracts available online, along with the budgets of government agencies.