Sentence examples for seeking to restrict from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the banks were seeking to restrict WorldCom's use of the money.
But the Roman Catholic church, conservative political groups and the Italian Medical Association are seeking to restrict technological methods.
Those seeking to restrict the new technology are using "legal intimidation" to fight their battles, he said.
The BBC is not alone among political and social institutions in seeking to restrict behaviour and limit freedoms.
And finally, it will sell only to countries that can keep control of the technology, seeking to restrict transfers to third parties.
The jury is out Quid pro quo Reprints Related items Jury trials: Still without peerJun 14th 2007Britain is seeking to restrict juries even further.
His more restrictive policy led to the 1981 British Nationality Act, which sought to restrict secondary immigration from the Commonwealth.
They proclaim to support free expression, yet have sought to restrict opposing voices.
Never before has the US sought to restrict carbon dioxide from existing power plants.
They seek to restrict others' conscience rights to protect a fictional monolithic "Catholic conscience".
New York State's new gun law seeks to restrict ownership of certain weapons.
