Sentence examples for specifically restricted from inspiring English sources

His permission from Facebook to harvest profiles in large quantities was specifically restricted to academic use.

Items specifically "Restricted" include the minutes of the Prudential Committee ABCC 80.1).

Louisiana's Constitution of 1812 specifically restricted the right to vote to white men who owned property.

"China's filter is explicitly about discouraging access to and discussion of certain clearly political topics," he said, while Australia's filter would focus on specifically restricted material.

Restricted endowments that are not specifically restricted to these purposes but are used to support these activities will incur the charge.

But the decision on Wednesday was the first time in the case that the city has been specifically restricted from hiring new firefighters.

Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y). argued that the Republican push to specifically restrict President Obama from transferring detainees from Gitmo showed a specific dislike for the president, and is probably unconstitutional.

An amendment was accordingly proposed specifically restricting oil and gas leasing.

As for health, the American Medical Association has said there's not enough evidence to specifically restrict the use of corn syrup.

Aside from general public disdain for them straying beyond their customary remit, contracts often specifically restrict what an athlete can say and do in public.

For now the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refugee is safe; the omnibus spending bill in March included a provision specifically restricting the Trump administration from using the $1.7 billion for border security to go toward any wall construction there.