Sentence examples for restricting movements from inspiring English sources

Dunn (2010, p. 5) notes that crossing national borders "is not so free and easy": while international travel is certainly much cheaper and quicker in the contemporary world than before, destination states remain capable of restricting movements across their borders.

In order to minimize the number of infected individuals in some regions, we suggest an optimal control approach based on a travel-blocking vicinity strategy which aims to control a group of cells, or a patch, by restricting movements of infected people coming from its neighboring cells.

The Fraser Valley south of the River Fraser was declared a Control Area, restricting movements of birds, bird products and equipment.

Finally, we detected changes despite that certain environmental characteristics (e.g., presence of fences) might have limited the range of behavioral changes in cattle by restricting movements or available habitat types.

The children with ADHD also displayed increased muscle tone in the gross movement muscles (e.g. m. Iliopsoas and m. Latissimus dorsi) restricting movements of shoulders, arms and thorax.

The rebels are still waging a guerrilla war that is restricting movement throughout Angola.

In the emerging security state, privileges are maintained by restricting movement through violence.

He said Isis militants were restricting movement inside the city, making it difficult to collect information on any casualties.

Some suffered from ataxia, restricting movement; others had inner ear problems and ran in circles with no sense of balance.

But then Israel began restricting movement between the geographic entities separated by a thick swath of Israeli territory.

When racist laws restricting movement were reluctantly eased by the beleaguered apartheid regime, tens of thousands of poor migrants rushed to the city.