Sentence examples for should not restrict from inspiring English sources

In other words, large numbers of people on both sides of the political divide say colleges should not restrict speech for any reason — but simultaneously say they are open to restrictions for a number of specific reasons.

Arguing that payers should not restrict drug formularies would be naive.

Moreover, such a scheme should not restrict the expressiveness of filters and should allow the broker to perform event filtering to route the events to the interested parties.

It is vital for newcomers to remember that they should not restrict themselves in high-intensity Test situations any more than they do when playing county cricket.

And federal law should not restrict the ability of a police force to trace a gun used in a crime back to where it was sold.

Our study illustrates that protected areas alone will not be able to conserve predators with large home ranges and conservationists and managers should not restrict their efforts to land sparing.

Paul Jones, a radiologist from Lancashire, said: "They shouldn't restrict access to this extent.

Aung Kyaw Min said: "If they want [Myanmar] to become a democratic country, they shouldn't restrict the press".

You will have to compete in tournaments, but you shouldn't restrict your activities to them.

It should fit snugly but not pinch, and shouldn't restrict your ability to breathe, swallow or speak.

Headgear should distort the form of your head and maybe your shoulders but shouldn't restrict your vision.