Sentence examples for restricting room from inspiring English sources

The growing pessimism – ahead of figures today expected to show a further rise in unemployment – is restricting room for manoeuvre.

Other forms of indirect waste include the inappropriate use of skills, and "ghosts" that plague payrolls while restricting room for new employment.

The trouble with playing to the domestic gallery, however, is that it eventually restricts room for manoeuvre.

The RRI practice studied here lies in the domain of juvenile justice, where barriers that restrict room to manoeuvre are abundant.

In parallel to such newfound reach in PVP legislation, conventional breeders increasingly began to be confronted with an unfamiliar and strong legal entitlement, i.e. patents, where relatively restricted room has traditionally been awarded to follow-on use possibilities vis-à-vis protected innovations, especially in active breeding programmes.

Eli learns that Håkan has been taken to the hospital and scales the building to access his restricted room.

One should also limit the number of staff performing 24-hour monitoring and establish restricted room access and an entry-tracking log.

That evening, Traficant was required to surrender all House privileges, including his office, his parking pass, and his access to restricted rooms.

This lack of restrictions comes with one major caveat – there's currently no way to restrict access to your chat room, so a rival guild member could potentially infiltrate your group (the Voxli team says introducing restricted rooms is a top priority).

That and simplicity of use, say Rich, "Everything on the site works with a single click- visibility/anonymity, tracking a room, restricting a room, etc".

In his open letter, Hansen wrote: "You are restricting my room for exercising my editorial responsibility.