Sentence examples for restricted the ability from inspiring English sources

That law, which was linked to a lifting of trade restrictions, restricted the ability of the officials responsible for Mr. Magnitsky's death to move themselves or their assets to American shores.

The government has restricted the ability of many workers to pursue valid claims by introducing fees for employment tribunals.

And that immediately ran the price up and restricted the ability of advisers to move around".

In Alito's first major opinion as a justice, earlier this year, he sharply restricted the ability of victims of employment discrimination to file lawsuits.

Clarke said: "We have seen how NPS-fuelled instability has restricted the ability of staff to get prisoners safely to and from education, training and other activities.

Increases in relative poverty across Europe had restricted the ability of less well off workers to better themselves and their families, threatening social cohesion, the ILO said.

Once you start censoring the Web, you restrict the ability to imagine and innovate.

They have created rules restricting the ability of executives to cash out their options.

However, the Conservatives are determined to restrict the ability of unions to call industrial action.

The bill will restrict the ability of detainees to get bail.

But the First Amendment restricts the ability only of government to censor, not of private employers.