Sentence examples for restricting material from inspiring English sources

In other ads, he boasted of his work with Senate Democrats, "even" Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York (on restricting material in children's video games).

Can you send again without use of the restricted material?

Restricted material is a glowing cache of treasure: scholars will seek it out.

Click here for GNM's release form containing our terms and conditions for restricted material.

Given China's elastic definition of secret, however, he said it was possible he had used restricted material.

"According to regulations", I was informed, books or newspapers which had been published in the provinces were "restricted material".

Generally, there are three reasons for writers to restrict material: one, that it's private, and its release would violate the privacy of someone still living.

"China's filter is explicitly about discouraging access to and discussion of certain clearly political topics," he said, while Australia's filter would focus on specifically restricted material.

She considers the lengths to which scholars will go (any), and the arguments they will make (extended, artful, persuasive) to gain access to restricted material.

Dr Martyn Thomas Institution of Engineering and Technology Before each household formally commits itself to accepting or rejecting access to restricted material online, should we not be given guarantees concerning how this knowledge is put to use?

Former CIA director David Petraeus has denied passing classified documents to his lover, Paula Broadwell, as the FBI­ investigation focuses on how the general's biographer came to have restricted material on a personal computer and in her house.