Sentence examples for restricted to protect from inspiring English sources

Some scientists say farming in the rapidly urbanizing region should be restricted to protect endangered aquifers.

The right to freedom of association is not absolute and may be restricted to protect the rights of others.

That conundrum lies at the heart of an acrimonious dispute in western Michigan over whether Internet access at public libraries should be restricted to protect children from pornography.

The main benefit of irrigating with clean water, he has told them, is that they will be able to grow many kinds of vegetables, which are now restricted to protect consumers from illness.

In the presidential debate in St . Louisbetween President Bush and Senator John F. Kerry, the Democratic challenger, Mr. Kerry mentioned Mr. Reeve by name in arguing against the president's position that stem-cell research must be restricted to protect the lives of human embryos.

However, it should be restricted to protect the ocean's environment.

The Eastern black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis michaeli) is restricted to protected areas within Kenya and Tanzania and the few protected areas in Kenya where rhinoceroses are found are reaching carrying capacity.

The law is not restricted to protecting legitimate government secrets.

The country's president Francois Bozize has appealed to the United States and the former colonial power, France, to intervene but the French president, François Hollande, indicated yesterday that the intervention of the 200 French troops stationed in the country will be restricted to protecting French nationals and interests.

In regions in which this process is well advanced a high proportion of species are thus predicted to have become restricted to protected areas.

These findings also have implications for the conservation of bengal florican populations in the Indian subcontinent where the species is now restricted to strictly protected areas.