Sentence examples for restricting the right of from inspiring English sources

Wolf, who held the 2008 event while researching her book Give Me Liberty, said there was an "array of anti-dissent permits and restrictions" in New York, preventing the use of megaphones and restricting the right of assembly.

It also means restricting the right of UK citizens to marry someone from overseas.

Nothing in this section shall be construed as restricting the right of a State to assess a reasonable fee on an authorized employer for the costs to the State of administering this section.

Australia's "imperialist" campaign against whaling is akin to restricting the right of Japanese women to wear the kimono, the country's chief negotiator at the International Whaling Commission has said.

In a change not highlighted in the Commons by Clegg, No 10 said the boundary review process would be speeded up by restricting the right of political parties to mount appeals against the decisions of the Boundary Commission.

On the level of principle, it seems somewhat paradoxical to be upholding our European values of liberalism and tolerance by restricting the right of women to choose to dress as they wish, in accordance with their beliefs.

In 1938, Italy began to pass laws restricting the rights of Jews.

Restricting the rights of EU family members to enter the UK is deemed especially problematic.

But Bangladesh's manufacturing formula depends on keeping wages low and restricting the rights of workers.

It's for everyone, even women who enjoy its privileges while restricting the rights of asylum seekers.

The laws restricting the rights of Russia's homosexuals are mild compared with other measures taken by Putin's government.