Sentence examples for restricting every from inspiring English sources
Some networks grumbled that the Iraqis were allowing only him to use his portable satellite camera from his hotel room, restricting every other network's cameras to the roof of the Ministry of Information.
"Imagine restricting every brush stroke an artist makes with ten thousand rules that's what building codes feel like to an architect.
Specifically, restricting every internal node to have no color except for the internal nodes of subtrees that consist of entirely one color leads to an algorithm for strong convexity.
Even if it is impossible to restrict every outlet, however, it is clear the family will do their best to control what they can.
"We constantly talk together over time," Morsi said, but "we can't restrict every single word announced by officials in this country".
Next month, the European Parliament will vote on the vital question of whether to allow patents covering software, which would restrict every computer user and tie software developers up in knots.
Put differently, the less free it is the more courage and cunning is required to speak out, so there is less blabber.When speech is restricted, every single word from a poet, writer, or philosopher counts.
Imagine the custodial sentence was for a period of one year but restricted every week to the period from Friday evening to Sunday morning, with his release to pursue work, family and other interests every Sunday morning to Friday evening.
A medical beam will be restricted: Every patient's medical history is a separate sub-beam available in whole or part to medical staff members who need to know.
Meanwhile, Japan has rushed to reduce its dependence on rare earths over the past few years especially since China has a habit of restricting exports every time the two nations get into a territorial spat.
Even as our privacy and freedom of movement are further restricted with every step, we are at least guaranteed the bare necessities: food, toilets, reading material, taffy.
