Sentence examples for restriction might be from inspiring English sources

In an interview she added that, if the board was a neutral body on the issue, the restriction might be reasonable.

There is talk that this restriction might be extended to partners worldwide.The two-year-old Independence Standards Board (ISB), which is supervised by the SEC, has been examining the whole body of regulations that has accrued since the 1933 Securities Act.

Hence, for certain SVHC, a restriction might be a better alternative to control the risks adequately.

For some applications, this restriction might be too strict, for example, the decrease in proficiency could be stronger for a switching point in earlier item positions and could diminish when PD affects only the very last items.

For example, if you work for a web consulting firm as a programmer, and your contract states that you cannot work as a web developer anyplace else, there's a very good chance the provision is not enforceable or at least the scope of the restriction might be limited by a court.

In light of this, excessive fluid administration needs to be avoided in VLBW infants with prolonged pulmonary problems and in such cases fluid restriction might be more beneficial mode of treatment than diuretics.

If there ever were a chance that the restrictions might be alleviated, that now seems moot.

But the restrictions might be lifted by a new president as early as next year.

Sheila DeGraff wanted to know what restrictions might be placed on what a nun could eat.

He says they want a car now for fear that restrictions might be imposed later.

But the Egyptian proposal made no mention of Rafah or when restrictions might be eased.