Sentence examples for restricted the right from inspiring English sources

A 2003 law restricted the right to carry guns.

Louisiana's Constitution of 1812 specifically restricted the right to vote to white men who owned property.

Voters in Ohio overturned a law that restricted the right of public-sector workers to bargain collectively.

The legislation, passed in April 2005, restricted the right to protest in designated areas within 1km (about half-a-mile) of parliament.

That policy severely restricted the right of reporters and photographers to accompany our troops into action, as had been permitted in all our previous wars.

Between 1290 and 1300, new laws restricted the right to take part in the government to families traditionally performing magistrate's duties.

Those deprivations would grow increasingly acute, as the Nazis tightened their grip on the Netherlands and restricted the rights of the Jews.

As we have seen this year, too often the voices of a few have restricted the rights of many," said ALA president Molly Raphael.

Even Salesforce.com's C.E.O., Marc Benioff, a Hillary Clinton supporter and an outspoken critic of recent laws that have restricted the rights of L.G.B.T. people, has been circumspect.

The council passed laws that increasingly restricted the rights which free blacks enjoyed under Spanish control.

Many of Priestley's political writings supported the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, which restricted the rights of Dissenters.