Sentence examples for set to restrict from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors then delayed her release by filing an appeal demanding that conditions be set to restrict her freedom.

The chancellor is set to restrict the tax-free benefits offered by "salary sacrifice" schemes, where employees agree to reduced cash pay in return for certain benefits.

Google is set to restrict search terms to a link to a Wikipedia article, in the first request under Europe's controversial new "right to be forgotten" legislation to affect the 110m-page encyclopaedia.

Most of the world's attention seems to be riveted on Iraq's decision to yield to United Nations demands that it destroy its Al Samoud 2 missiles, weapons that the United Nations says exceed the 93-mile range limit it set to restrict Iraq's offensive ability.

England looked set to restrict the World T20 champions to a more manageable total when the tourists had lost two wickets before the end of the fourth over, including T20 debutant Harry Gurney claiming his first scalp in international cricket by bowling Tillakaratne Dilshan.

Power allocation problem is formulated to a minimization under the conditions that a minimal speed bound is set for secondary user's data transmission and a maximal threshold is set to restrict the average interference power caused by secondary user to main user.

In addition, the access to the Item can be set to restricted or embargoed.

Yes, parents can disable access to Safari with parental controls, but Apple could easily add a similar parental control setting to restrict running unsigned applications, too.

But with the new F-gas legislation set to progressively restrict the supply of R404A and other HFCs in the coming years, Parker said, the prices of traditional refrigerants are expected to rise.

The feed was initially set to be restricted to 16 countries but was later made available worldwide.

The possibility for data linkage research looks set to be restricted only by imagination.