Sentence examples for restricting any of from inspiring English sources

By Avi Zenilman November 11, 2009 Last weekend, the House of Representatives passed a health-care-reform bill with an amendment sponsored by Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak restricting any of the new government-supported health-care options from covering abortion.

Last weekend, the House of Representatives passed a health-care-reform bill with an amendment sponsored by Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak restricting any of the new government-supported health-care options from covering abortion.

(3) If it has been determined under paragraph (c)(2) of this section that a valid and sufficient reason exists for restricting any of the patient's rights set forth in paragraph (b) of this section, the least restrictive method for protecting the interest or interests specified in paragraphs (c)(2)(i) through (iv) of this section that are involved shall be employed.

The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has given Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (Mwhichwhits high high street shelves tomorrow, an "18" certificate, partly because of its bloody battles set in familiar London settings, but has refrained from restricting any of its content.

Nidal Hasan's hard-line… In this week's Political Scene podcast, host Dorothy Wickenden talks with Hendrik Hertzberg, Ryan Lizza, and Jeffrey Toobin about the fate of health-care reform, specifically… Last weekend, the House of Representatives passed a health-care-reform bill with an amendment sponsored by Michigan Democrat Bart Stupak restricting any of the new government-supported….

Subsequently, the District Court, in an unreported order, permanently enjoined the States from taking "any enforcement action" which would restrict "any aspect" of respondents' fare advertising or operations relating to rates, routes, or services.

Yet it has not substantively restricted any of the bulk surveillance efforts it oversees.

They move with your body and don't restrict any of your movements.

In a speech during a Dutch parliamentary debate, Wilders elaborated that he calls for the consistent application of Dutch laws restricting any act of expression that incites violence.

The flexibility of the sensors means that they can be applied to any item of clothing or footwear without restricting any part of the athlete's natural movement and performance.

It is also evident from these analyses that restricting any evaluation of acquisition methods to the comparison of absolute expression level changes between the methods is insufficient.