Sentence examples for restricted the type of from inspiring English sources
The court agreed to decide whether Congress had violated the First Amendment when it restricted the type of arguments that lawyers supported by the federal Legal Services Corporation can make on behalf of clients seeking welfare benefits.
A18 Weighing Limits on Legal Aid The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Congress violated the First Amendment when it restricted the type of arguments that lawyers supported by the federal Legal Services Corporation could make on behalf of clients seeking welfare benefits.
In a letter to school administrators, the departments restricted the type of documents officials can demand.
International "correspondent" banks have either ceased to offer their services or have restricted the type of services offered to a number of domestic "respondent" banks in the region in the last four years.
Although we live in a democracy, the rules and procedures of the House and Senate have for too long restricted the type of debate and floor action that should be taking place in both houses.
Gender differences restricted the type of conversations in one mixed gender dyad.
Problems integrating over the singularity have restricted the types of basis functions that have been used to obtain numerical solutions, making it particularly difficult to obtain bound-state solutions that decrease rapidly at both small and large momenta.
As a result, accurate estimates of polymorphism were not possible and this restricted the types of analyses that we could conduct.
"Under federal law, the airport cannot restrict the type of aircraft that can land," said Bill Dunn, vice president for airports at the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
But pointed questioning by the justices today indicated that in restricting the type of legal arguments that lawyers in the federally financed legal services program can make on behalf of welfare clients, Congress might have gone too far.
Some 77 countries still restrict the type of work women can undertake, with bans on night-time work – as was the case until recently in Bolivia – or construction jobs.
