Sentence examples for restricted that from inspiring English sources

"The right thing to do is expand places, not cut them... It's disappointing the places have been restricted; that was a decision of the coalition government".

The ONS suggests a couple of explanations, but most are purely speculative: Welfare benefits for families have got stingier and some have been restricted; that might have put off some women at the margin; employment has become less stable and less well-paid.

Anyone continuing to access "many of the most frequently visited websites" will find their service restricted – that means blocking web sites.

However, (f t,u)) is monotone increasing with respect to the fact that u in some interval is restricted, that is to say, (f t,u)) has local monotonicity.

Rights of conduct protect a certain sphere of autonomy and liberty for the agent with which interference by others is restricted, that is to say, rights of conduct imply that interference with that conduct is unjustified even when the conduct is itself unjustified.

When a model is restricted – that is not all paths are free to be estimated, it becomes over-identified.

But on a bad news day for a candidate, the campaign handlers might restrict that time.

But we've got a good bowling attack and hopefully we can restrict that".

"In eighty per cent of our history, happily, there has been no effort to restrict that kind of expression".

Mr. Goltz said he thought that if an agency started issuing earthquake warnings, it would be hard to restrict that information to a limited group of people.

The law provides, he said, that every shareholder is entitled to vote unless the certificate of incorporation restricts that right under specific circumstances.