Sentence examples for restricting it in from inspiring English sources

The plan, currently being updated, seeks to encourage growth near existing infrastructure while restricting it in rural areas.

It would also tighten the rarely enforced ban smoking in the workplace and on subways, buses and trains, while restricting it in schools, hospitals and indoor sports arenas.

Additionally, he believes developers have the responsibility to figure out the best use of the bevy of data Leap Motion can capture, and restricting it in ways that are optimal to the app.

Others may argue that individual autonomy may be protected in the long run by restricting it in the short run, such as in Mill's prohibition against willfully contracting oneself into slavery.

So a Bay Area engineer drew plans to slow the road with concrete curbs that cut into the Skyway's outer lanes, restricting it in large portions of the downtown stretch to two lanes — one in either direction — with a third center turn lane.

"The goal is not to chill free speech, or restrict it in any way," he said.

The federal government reduced veterans' eligibility for free care in 1956 and further restricted it in 1966.

He also highlighted Clinton's comments on the coal industry and the need to restrict it in the fight against climate change.

It also bans trade in some chemicals and restricts it in others (non-signatories will find it increasingly difficult to buy chemicals from CWC members).

Even if the judges decide that a computer program has elements of speech, they could rule that the government's interest in preventing the illegal copying of digital works is great enough to restrict it in certain instances.

The program not only imposes a substantial curb on NOx emissions but also calls for the reduction of black soot exhaust gas, which is peculiar to diesel vehicles, and restricts it in terms of the particulate matter (PM) emission level.