Sentence examples for restricting research from inspiring English sources

For President Bush to be restricting research that could free him, and tens of thousands of others like him, for the rest of their lives is wrong.

I'm definitely not suggesting that the West should start thinking about restricting research, or trying to control either hardware or software.

President Bill Clinton signed a law restricting research on human embryos that resulted in embryos' destruction.

Thus, these agencies have a vested interest in restricting research into any possible medical uses for marijuana, research that could cause the public to become less frightened of marijuana and less eager to invest their tax dollars in marijuana prohibition.

The diversity among the different studies shows that restricting research data to a minimum set of variables and instruments will not cover research needs.

Experiences of teratogenic effects of administered drugs and other dangers for mother and fetus through, for example, placenta crossing drugs have resulted in ethics guidelines restricting research with pregnant women [ 55, 56].

"Any move to restrict research using embryos will threaten this position, and prevent researchers developing vital treatments for patients".

Dr. Macrina would not specify how much money Philip Morris gave for the restricted research.

Dr. Weissman said afterward that even if it is independently verified, that would be no reason to restrict research cloning.

They argued that the government's policy violated the First Amendment and restricted research.

Any regulation or prohibition of stem cell research can only restrict research done in the United States ("The Stem Cell Debate," Dec. 18).