Sentence examples for restricting only from inspiring English sources

And once chemicals are in use, the burden on the E.P.A. is so high that it has succeeded in banning or restricting only five substances, and often only in specific applications: polychlorinated biphenyls, dioxin, hexavalent chromium, asbestos and chlorofluorocarbons.

Writing for the court today in Virginia v. Hicks, No. 02-371, JuScaliasaidia said that what is known as the "First Amendment overbreadth doctrine" should not be applied to bar all enforcement of a law restricting only a small proportion of speech "relative to the scope of the law's plainly legitimate applications".

But excluding non-heads and restricting only to heads could be an endogenous selection.

A law restricting the use of any and all cell phones generally received the lowest levels of support, while a law restricting only hand-held cell phone use was more popular, and a law against text messaging or emailing while driving received virtually universal support across all three age groups.

That could mean restricting only certain types of unhealthy food.

Regulations restricting only the safest addictive nicotine products are hard to justify.

He is restricted only by his imagination.

"And these interests are not restricted only to financial ones.

This so-called "conscience clause" is nothing new, nor is it restricted only to pharmacists.

— Rita Kramer, Midtown Dr. Falcocchio: Delivery times could be restricted only with cooperation from businesses receiving deliveries.

He said that the text clearly restricted only courts, not legislatures.