Sentence examples for restricted popular from inspiring English sources

Although the playing of court music was restricted, popular music was encouraged, leading to northern and southern styles that were patronized by both the aristocracy and commoners.

Complicated suffrage provisions restricted popular influence further.

By contrast, resource-poor leaders can't easily restrict popular mobilization without simultaneously making productive work so difficult that they cut off the tax revenues they need to buy loyalty.

The lyrics weren't restricted, as popular music has always been, to stories of love or fun.

Several states, including Michigan and Florida, have adopted preferred-drug lists for Medicaid patients, limiting access to some brand names judged to be of lesser therapeutic value or to drugs from firms that refuse to grant the state deeper discounts; Michigan restricts such popular brands as Celebrex, Vioxx, Zoloft and Celexa (for depression) and Zyrtec (for allergies).

Nevada does not restrict this popular type of semi-automatic weaponry, nor does it limit high-capacity magazines.

With opposition political activity tightly restricted, decades of popular frustration erupted into mass demonstrations in 2011.

Restricted stock became popular in Silicon Valley after an accounting change in 2004 required companies to treat stock options as a compensation expense.

By now, however, such distortions of evolutionary history are largely restricted to the popular domain.

Among them were the advent of the forward pass (it remained highly restricted and not a popular option for another couple of decades) and the requirement of 10 yards, not 5, for a first down.

Bio-mirror improves on download speeds, but requires that the data be replicated across all servers, is restricted to only very popular genomic datasets, and does not include the fast growing datasets such as the Sequence Read Archive (SRA) (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra).nih.gov/sra