Sentence examples for restricting that from inspiring English sources

Asked whether the indictment's description of the arrangement between the Republican Party chairman and Mr. Silvester was illegal, Jeffrey Garfield, executive director of the state Elections Enforcement Commission, said: "If the purpose for earmarking a contribution would be to circumvent an existing restriction or limitation, then the law restricting that transaction would apply".

Abolishing or even merely restricting that policy could pay for much or all of the cost of universal coverage, as well as boosting labour mobility and making the cost of coverage more transparent to consumers.

[A representative of the New York City courts] won't let him go to school; they want him to get a job or go to voc training… The fact that they're restricting that kind of access to education is infuriating.

Restricting that speech doesn't make the hate go away..

Qualitative methods will allow us to examine the features of conversations in this context without restricting that analysis to a single analytic viewpoint.

If this is about freedom, it's about the freedom of marketers to sell vectors of disease; we should all be in favor of restricting that freedom.

But on a bad news day for a candidate, the campaign handlers might restrict that time.

But we've got a good bowling attack and hopefully we can restrict that".

"In eighty per cent of our history, happily, there has been no effort to restrict that kind of expression".

Mr. Goltz said he thought that if an agency started issuing earthquake warnings, it would be hard to restrict that information to a limited group of people.

The law provides, he said, that every shareholder is entitled to vote unless the certificate of incorporation restricts that right under specific circumstances.