Sentence examples for restricted people from inspiring English sources

The notebook was created earlier this year, as U.S. border officials increasingly restricted people from beginning their asylum claims on the American side of the border.

"What is a farm," Emerson had asked, "but a mute gospel?" But Thoreau saw that farms burdened and restricted people who took them up, by yoking them to constant anxiety and repetitive labor: "Why should they eat their sixty acres, when man is condemned to eat only his peck of dirt?

The security forces also restricted people's movement by setting up checkpoints, and they controlled delivery of food and medicine.

The three-pronged research method allowed Daniel to make the distinction between actual experience of discrimination and the potential for discrimination that restricted people's lives.

Additionally, since migration was greatly restricted, people exposed to pollution were generally not able to migrate to less polluted areas.

"We would never enter into a deal that restricted people's access, making Wikipedia less available rather than more available," she says.

Don't those restrictions restrict people's behavior?

That doesn't restrict people's freedom.

It restricts people from poorer families going to university.

That doesn't restrict people's freedom; that enhances it.

"By restricting people to certain specialities, you cramp their creative potential; it's a problem".