Sentence examples for restricting force from inspiring English sources

But what Ms Steinem regards as the most "restricting force" in America is nevertheless getting ever less restrictive.

She also made headlines for a New York Times op-ed in which she cited gender and not race as "probably the most restricting force in American life".

The Black imagination has been deemed bankrupt, stifled by a system bent on restricting the force and nature of a Serena, the power of a Beyoncé, the stoicism of a Jay Z.

It is a sign of the seriousness of Mr. Bush's intent to repair relations that have threatened to rupture over a nuclear arms treaty, another treaty restricting conventional forces in Europe and a new missile defense system meant to guard against a possible Iranian ballistic missile attack.

Firms with a large share of a market are forbidden from using their muscle to set unfair prices, restrict output, force customers to buy related products or prevent other firms from challenging their dominance.

The standard specifications are restricted and force the inspection engineers to reject or re-weld pipes that may be "Fit for their Purpose".

Although some local jurisdictions restrict lethal force, California would become the first state to do so, according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

Earmarking or restricting funds may force charities to spend money where it's not needed and keep them from spending money where it's need the most.

Instead the president implicitly told them, as they will no doubt explicitly soon discover, that we will tightly restrict research, forcing scientists to turn to an unregulated private sector, while at the same time he fed conservatives the rhetoric that such research is the moral equivalent of fetal farming.

Bardas Skleros and his men were consequently withdrawn to Asia Minor, whilst Sviatoslav restricted his forces to the north of the Balkan Mountains.

If migration by bison into Montana is restricted by forcing bison to remain within the park, or shortened by hazing animals back into the park before spring forage conditions are suitable, then bison numbers would ultimately be regulated by food availability within Yellowstone and the bison population would reach high densities before substantial winterkill occurs [43].