Sentence examples for restricting participation from inspiring English sources

Children like these activities and parents risk disappointing them by restricting participation.

Because, at the time, mutual funds were legally barred from selling stocks short, Jones avoided government regulations by restricting participation in the fund to a small number of wealthy investors.

Mobility limitations are prevalent, and range in severity from interfering with basic day-to-day tasks to restricting participation in higher level social, leisure, employment and sporting activities.

Restricting participation to the "directly affected" is far too narrow a test for processes like environmental assessment that are designed to determine the public interest.

Like most AHC policies, Indiana University's was developed in light of the current emphasis on disclosing potential conflicts, restricting participation in speaker's bureaus, limiting access to industry representatives, and setting expectations regarding compensation for meals, travel, and publication and related matters [10, 11].

There is no upper age limit restricting participation, but dogs may only be scored once.

Significant "activity" limitations can also be present (e.g., dressing, feeding, functional mobility) as well as restricted "participation" (e.g., playing, participating in school) in social and community roles for the child.

But no other academic medical centers have so restricted participation in boards of directors.

European colonialists introduced Western sports in Zambia in the early 1900s but strictly restricted participation by non-Europeans.

But it might restrict participation by the German government or the Bundesbank in measures intended to address the crisis.

Those familiar with the region say attempts to restrict participation in Ramadan are not new, but this year's campaign is more intense.