Sentence examples for right to restrict from inspiring English sources

Eventually all capitulated and the government now has the right to restrict local authority spending.

But Clegg said it was right to restrict access to benefits.

The county had argued it had the right to restrict entertainers throughout the complex.

As a mother, you have every right to restrict online photos and other identifying information about Baby Cakes.

If you live in a city, then your political leaders have the right to restrict ownership of handguns.

Is it possible that they want states to have the right to restrict gay rights but not to expand them?

Mr. Obama recently infuriated advocates of open government by asserting his right to restrict communications between federal workers and Congress.

Among them is the city's right to restrict or remove advertising displayed on those structures during the Games.

"I still very much believe that states have the right to restrict partial-birth abortion," she said.

The Chief Justice said the school had the right to "restrict student speech at a school event, when that speech is reasonably viewed as promoting illegal drug use".

As a private landlord, the insurance giant thought itself well within its rights to restrict residency.