Sentence examples for restricting the activities from inspiring English sources
Possibly as a quid pro quo, Iran has been restricting the activities of the Army of Badr.
Dr. Katkowsky, the county official, said that the law presented "kind of a Catch-22" when it comes to restricting the activities of tuberculosis patients against their will.
A prominent Dutch human rights organization, the Stichting Russian Justice Initiative, has been refused registration under a new Russian law restricting the activities of nongovernmental agencies.
When their appeals to the United States government failed, the Egyptian authorities reacted by restricting the activities of the American nonprofit organizations.
Other forces driving persecution include authoritarian regimes restricting the activities of particular faith groups, tensions between groups coming into contact as a result of migration and displacement, and declining tolerance and pluralism in some parts of the world.
In July this year, the Israeli parliament (the Knesset) passed a so-called transparency law restricting the activities of all CSOs that receive more than 50% of their funding from international sources.
Moreover, restricting the activity update to within the patient body outline, i.e., assuming zero activity outside the patient, was not found to be relevant.
Some US cities are banning or restricting the activity on certain public slopes in the wake of some expensive lawsuits, and that is making some people very angry.
Unbridled enthusiasm is nothing new for Ron Paul, whose crowds on Monday lived up to their reputation, cheering for opposition to the war, personal liberty and restricting the activity of the Federal Reserve.
In addition, SF-1 also resides in the centrosome and controls centrosome homeostasis by restricting the activity of centrosomal DNA-PK and CDK2/cyclin A.
A potential reason for restricting the activity of this silencing pathway might be to safeguard against illegitimate changes of cell identity which could lead to malignant transformation.
