Sentence examples for restricted to works from inspiring English sources

The Getty is best known for its Greek and Roman antiquities; its collection is restricted to works made before 1900, except photography.

Third, the article focusses primarily on those issues which have attracted most attention in the Anglo-American analytic tradition; this is reflected in the bibliography, which is primarily restricted to works in English, and more specifically from an analytic perspective.

Her life in London was hardly restricted to work.

Not that you would be restricted to working in a soup kitchen in exchange for your therapy.

They do not need to have a job lined up and are not restricted to working in a particular field.

The unions argue that workers brought in under such programs drive down wages and essentially are easy-to-exploit captives restricted to working for one company.

This in itself wasn't all that radical -- since 1981, the French have been, on paper, restricted to working a 39-hour week.

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.

Student visa-holders in Australia are restricted to working 40 hours a fortnight during term - but are often compelled by employers to work far beyond that quota, and often at massively depressed rates of pay.

The reason this final part is restricted to working parents (much to the anger of those who are lobbying for stay-at-home-mothers) is that this policy has a different motivation.

The prize - the UK's highest-paying and restricted to work by writers under 30 - went to Rachel Trezise, 28, from the Rhondda valley in south Wales, for her novel Fresh Apples.