Sentence examples for restricting itself from inspiring English sources

Labour, careful to avoid Tory accusations that it wants to limit people's choices as they approach retirement, is restricting itself to raising questions about the policy.

However, by not restricting itself to a single price point it has the luxury of offering very nearly everything at a rock bottom price.

Another complaint from James was that Ofcom spends too much time on policy, rather than restricting itself to research and analysis.

Thucydides began his history of the Peloponnesian war with the claim that history should be "contemporary history", restricting itself to what can be verified by personal observation.

Mainstream cinema is even more timid, restricting itself to endless childish fart jokes and the genteel terror of being caught short that was embraced so adventurously in Bridesmaids.

As Prof. Gabaccia might have predicted, the toughest challenge in expansion was transmitting cooking expertise to new chefs and staff members, especially because the chain had no intention of restricting itself to places where native Chinese workers could be recruited.

The guide does not restrict itself to useful information.

It would restrict itself to physiology, pathology and therapeutics.

But the exhibition does not restrict itself to a list of his technical discoveries.

The book doesn't restrict itself to folklore about each of its entries.

The boutique museum, by contrast, restricts itself to some sharply defined field, idea, or taste.