Sentence examples for restricting the public from inspiring English sources
The decision to resume legal action will please London mayor Boris Johnson, who called on judges to have the "cojones" to rule that the protesters are restricting the public highway.
If anything, copyright and the like have been extended too far into the indefinite future, restricting the public from, to borrow a phrase from Newton, "standing on the shoulders of giants," and possibly hamstringing future innovation.
In her most detailed comments since the ruling Saturday, Police Chief Cathy L. Lanier called for "reasonable provisions" restricting the public from bearing arms in sensitive locations at sensitive times.
"It is clear from both federal and state laws that strong privacy restrictions are in place to prevent the kind of intrusive breach of medical privacy that these actions represent," said Representative Rahm Emanuel, an Illinois Democrat who has written legislation restricting the public use of medical records.
However, Dworkin thinks, considerations of offence may provide some justification for preventing or restricting the public display of pornography so as to avoid its causing offense to non-consenting adults who might otherwise involuntarily or unwittingly be exposed to it.
"In this study, we find that the majority of Americans, including most gun owners, support restricting the public places where legal gun owners can carry firearms," Wolfson concluded.
Most public-private partnerships, for example, are bound by clauses that restrict the public dissemination of company-owned information or delay the publication of emerging results.
It was during the outpouring of anger over the stadium that the Council moved to restrict the public comment period.
He wants the government to further restrict the public interest defence available to journalists under the Data Protection Act 1998.
The government has no AIDS-awareness program of its own and restricts the public campaigns of independent family-planning groups.
The attempt was not only to restrict the public role of the church but also to work toward its gradual disappearance.
