Sentence examples for restricted on how from inspiring English sources

Today, Cypriots are restricted on how much money they can withdraw from banks, or take out of the country.

As a consequence, the smoking-adjusted data in Tables 2, 3, 4, 5 taken from our review are also not restricted on how the adjustment for smoking was carried out.

Since the majority of the research on PSP were restricted on its immunomodulatory effect, it is currently unclear how PSP enhanced the effect of γ-T3.

They restrict us too much, we've got the Lobbying act now, and there are restrictions on how to fundraise.

Lenders restrict contributions, based on how much the buyer is putting down.

Restricting the focus on how respiratory diseases are expected to be affected by climate change may have led some experts to place less emphasis on the effects of heat waves than they may have otherwise done.

The media were restricted in how much they could report on him and so I had never seen his picture.

(Which was not cheap; the costs totaled about $2.3 million, only partly covered by the Paris Opera, which is restricted by government regulations on how its budget is spent).

The number of players it covers is limited, of course, and their freedom to profit from being out of contract is also restricted by a cap on how much extra they can earn in their next deal – reported to be at a maximum of 125% of their previous salary.

But until El Capitan it restricted how you composed messages.

Facebook's best hope is that as a one-time expense, investors will shrug off the restricted stock units and focus on how the actual business is doing.