Sentence examples for restricted to public from inspiring English sources

Both candidates are now restricted to public funding until election day.

While not restricted to public courses, it offers an insightful and opinionated view from an up-and-coming architect of golf courses.

On the contrary, the FILP has no non-performing loans as its loans are mainly restricted to public institutions with a good credit rating.

Once restricted to public spaces and a few pioneering techno-exhibitionists, Webcams are now becoming a mainstream household appliance, like the microwave oven, something you may not know you need, then can't live without.

Under the previous Future Jobs Fund set up by the Labour administration, subsidised work placements were restricted to public bodies and charities and work experience was limited to only two weeks.

But if the use of the sites is restricted to public sector affordable housing it is unlikely to raise the receipts that would make the project viable for the Treasury.

2005: Introduction of the Government Employee Medical Scheme (referred to as the government scheme in the article), restricted to public-sector employees.

The latter are restricted to the public sector, whereas the former may or may not take in the private as well as public sector.

Neither is corruption restricted to the public sector.

In Ethiopia and Mozambique the problem was not restricted to the public sector.

It is a private organisation, financed by private donations, whose membership is restricted to the public police.