Sentence examples for restricting entry from inspiring English sources

Restricting entry to all-beef hot dogs also leveled the playing field, making it possible to compare like with like.

However, the government's strategies, such as cutting energy supplies and severely restricting entry and exit points, have led to criticism that Israel is violating international law.

If licensure "improves quality" by restricting entry into the profession, then some consumers will be forced to pay for more "quality" than they want or need.

"This is not about restricting entry to the nursing profession, in fact we must ensure that the door to nursing continues to be as wide as possible.

"Ultimately the crushed hopes of so many after the expenditure of £50,000 are not good for the profession," said Falconer, after Bar Standard Boards head Deech had expressed her "determination to go ahead" with an aptitude test restricting entry to the BPTC.

Roadblocks slow the movement of goods; complex inspections of shipments add to processing costs; restricting entry to the United States of the 99.9999percentt of foreign citizens who mean no harm is bad for tourism, for movement of intellectual capital and other aspects of the economy.

Thousands have become stuck along the Syrian-Turkish border in recent weeks as Turkey has restricting entries until the government can build more camps, creating a growing human logjam.

The next, and last, level is "critical," which would restrict entry to state and county highways in addition to all previous restrictions.

For three and a half years, the Taliban have restricted entry into this battlefield.

Then Daily NK reported that North Korea has restricted entry to Pyongyang.

It smacks of a cartel, trying to restrict entry into the market for new competitors.