Sentence examples for restricted simply from inspiring English sources

As long as the demonstrators did not interfere with the funeral, the court said, their speech "cannot be restricted simply because it is upsetting or arouses contempt".

All of that means, the chief justice wrote, that the protesters' speech "cannot be restricted simply because it is upsetting or arouses contempt".

But his teleological framework is not restricted simply to animal ends, or ends of the soul-body composite.

Elisabeth Lloyd (2002) has argued that medical research should not be restricted simply to molecular biological investigation because higher levels of social organization that are culturally sanctioned have unrecognized causal effects on health.

Taken together, the role of Rest during neuronal development is not restricted simply to repress neuron-specific genes in NPCs prior to terminal neuronal differentiation.

These findings also underscore why efforts to address income disparities in mortality cannot be restricted simply to persons below the US poverty line but instead should include persons with income at least up to the median level.

However, the MyDNA (2003) software tool omits the measurement of DNA fragment lengths with a DNA ladder; thus, users are not restricted to simply interpreting the resulting DNA fingerprint pattern but can individually determine what they will measure.

In this regard, the case reported by Sances and colleagues [10] might open a new scenario that should not be restricted to simply the redefinition of "migralepsy concept".

Jordan looked exhausted when the game ended, and no wonder--with Pippen restricted, he simply carried the team, scoring 16 fourth-quarter points, including the final eight, and set up his game-winner by stealing the ball from Karl Malone.

The aforementioned contributions utilize a continuous or discrete Helmholtz decomposition and are therefore restricted to simply connected domains.

While government agencies for disease control and prevention may attempt to contain the disease [ 3], the general information disseminated to the public is often restricted to simply reporting the number of infections and deaths.