Sentence examples for restricting with from inspiring English sources

So what we should be restricting – with legislation and open oversight by courts, Congress, the press, and ultimately the people – is the NSA's ability to seek and use information against anyone (citizen or foreigner) without documented suspicion of a crime, due process, and a legal warrant.

Genomic DNA was isolated and restricted with the respective restriction enzymes indicated in each panel.

Our events were more restricted, with the guest of honor suggesting fewer than a dozen invitees.

Its drainage basin is highly restricted with few tributaries, and its delta area is small.

The web is severely restricted, with access to computers and mobiles phone available to an elite few.

(In fact, barely half of the area is restricted, with about ten per cent set aside for indigenous people).

Even apprenticeships could be restricted, with preference given to the sons of guild members or the sons of wealthy acquaintances.

For certain kinds of records, public access could be restricted, with archivists acting as guardians, he said.

Private gun ownership in China is highly restricted, with nearly all firearms in the hands of the state authorities.

Even as our privacy and freedom of movement are further restricted with every step, we are at least guaranteed the bare necessities: food, toilets, reading material, taffy.

He added: "For years, we were restricted with our finances.