Sentence examples for restricted to do from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week Hamilton said: "I have come from a place with a lot of control, a really controlled environment where you are restricted to do and say what you are told".

Although in principle these were general-purpose computers, they were still largely restricted to doing tough math problems.

What people actually need for many of their computing tasks is computers that are much more like appliances: restricted to doing just a few things really well.

The laws only restrict the money unions use to represent workers in the workplace – the very activities right-to-work proponents say unions should be restricted to doing – not the money that unions throw at politicians.

Instead, they only cripple a union's ability to perform the mundane, everyday functions of representing workers on the job – the very tasks Republicans say unions should be restricted to doing.

The team did not have a spare so the Russian was restricted to doing system-check laps without a front wing for the rest of the day.

She explained that she does draw material from her own life, but that filmmakers shouldn't be restricted to doing so.

"The things i make are made with tools that proper engineers would laugh at but i'm proof you don't need an expensive lathe and huge welder to create something amazing," Furze writes on his website, adding that when he lived in his parents' house, he was restricted to doing construction projects in his bedroom.

Following an emergent design, data collection was restricted to doing three interviews per week, allowing time for reflection and preliminary analysis to guide the continued sampling process.

On August 9th 2001, President George Bush announced that federal funding for human-embryonic-stem-cell research would be restricted to work done on those cell lines established by that date.

7 8 Subgroup analysis of studies restricted to Europe did not show an increased risk of UBC in patients with type 2 diabetes.