Sentence examples for restricted research from inspiring English sources

Dr. Macrina would not specify how much money Philip Morris gave for the restricted research.

They argued that the government's policy violated the First Amendment and restricted research.

The court accused him of providing restricted research materials on Chinese military strategies and other secret state information from the Korean War era to an unnamed person from Hong Kong, the center said in a news release.

Although the federal government has restricted research on cells taken from embryos since 2001, New Jersey's measure would allow the state's pharmaceutical industry and biomedical laboratories to conduct an assortment of experiments that involve growing cells from embryos discarded at fertility clinics.

Zachary Schrag, a historian at George Mason University who wrote a book about the review process, said, "For decades, scholars in the social sciences and humanities have suffered because of rules that were well intended but poorly considered and drafted and whose unintended consequences restricted research".

Companies and academics that want to conduct restricted research with foreigners in the U.S. need an export license for each person involved.

"Any move to restrict research using embryos will threaten this position, and prevent researchers developing vital treatments for patients".

Dr. Weissman said afterward that even if it is independently verified, that would be no reason to restrict research cloning.

Any regulation or prohibition of stem cell research can only restrict research done in the United States ("The Stem Cell Debate," Dec. 18).

"Childhood cancer is a tragic reality for thousands of families, and it makes no sense to restrict research into potentially life-saving new treatments.

For President Bush to be restricting research that could free him, and tens of thousands of others like him, for the rest of their lives is wrong.