Sentence examples for restricting activities from inspiring English sources

"People have a right to know when and where their conduct is lawful under all circumstances, but especially when the government is restricting activities that are protected by the first amendment," their statement read.

A memorandum indicating that the police agreed to enforce unposted rules restricting activities at Zuccotti Park, the epicenter of the Occupy movement, surfaced on Thursday night, protesters said, handed out by a man who said that he worked for Brookfield Properties, which owns the park.

Restricting activities in certain sites may have considerable impacts on local communities.

As well, future research should be geared toward enhancing social participation and improving the safety of children's environments, as opposed to restricting activities.

Most measures for protection involve restricting activities such as trawling in areas containing seagrass meadows, with little to no action on pollutants originating from land.

"I suspect... this will continue to be a slow process and this release is more focused on placating legislators than affirmatively restricting activities of the [banks]," said Joshua Rosner, managing director at independent research firm Graham Fisher & Co. Brown, who has been pressing the Fed to act since July, said the Fed's decision, "while a step forward, is still overdue and insufficient".

"The decline of the energy sector, the strong dollar, weak global demand and growing concern about the presidential elections are all playing a part in restricting activity".

In addition, prostate removal usually requires a patient to spend several days in the hospital and to restrict activities like heavy lifting for several weeks.

The league also restricts activities like off-season practices, discourages weekday games and prohibits postseason play in football.

Stephen Clark, legal director of the Utah chapter of the civil liberties union, which worked closely with the city and organizers to create the protest zones, applauded efforts to protect free speech, even if they do restrict activities to certain areas.

Critics contend that the copyright law is too far-reaching because it restricts activities that are not directly related to the actual copying of protected material, like encryption research.