Sentence examples for restricting the content from inspiring English sources

Restricting the content of games, however, would mean adding to the short list of expression excluded from the First Amendment's protection.

The greater the degree to which the constituency of public reason is idealized, the more we are restricting the content of public reason, that is, the pool of ideas or arguments that could be reasonably endorsed by the members of the relevant constituency.

And he is a believer, unlike other media critics, that it is not the medium that restricts the content but the corporate powers that control the media.

When the video-sharing site YouTube.com was sold to Google, many of its users worried that corporate ownership would restrict the content of its videos.

For instance, the Brotherhood would not restrict the content of films but it might subsidize films that expressed traditional Islamic values.

It would also restrict the content of those shown overnight to exclude images of people and animals and prohibit, among other things, slogans creating the "illusion that drinking beer is important for the achievement of social or other success".

A commercial advocating condom use to avoid AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases was pulled late last year, two days after it first appeared, when the State Administration for Industry and Commerce decided it was too risque Regulations not only restrict the content of advertisements, but the structure of the industry.

This restricts the content of public reason to what is given by the family of what Rawls calls political conceptions of justice (Rawls 2001: 26).

For example, other studies have indicated that the inflexibility and formality of templates might restrict the content that the author enters [21] and that important information is not recorded if the template does not specifically ask for it [22].

This strategy restricts the content of this review paper to the factors affecting the optimization source, the character of rPRT in up-stream technology and the purification of the rPRT in down-stream production.

The limited viscosity of the printing liquids restricts the content of functional pigments, leading to limited functionality (i.e., the printing liquids in an inkjet system can carry a lower amount of functional pigments than those in a contact printing system) [9].