Sentence examples for started to restrict from inspiring English sources

Pakistani embassies abroad have also started to restrict access.

Beijing started to restrict credit growth and the focus shifted towards the need for slower but better-balanced growth.

As they started to restrict us, he lost his licence to operate and then he faced the enormous task of trying to find work.

C2 Auto sales remained strong for much of November but began to slow after Thanksgiving, when the Big Three automakers started to restrict their interest-free financing offers.

Some parks, including Denali National Park in Alaska and Zion National Park in Utah, started to restrict vehicular access, requiring visitors to take shuttles through the park, due to safety issues or congestion problems, or to reduce impacts to wildlife.

Behind the surge: China, which supplies the vast majority of rare earth minerals, has started to restrict exports.

People start to restrict certain food groups with the best of intentions.

Having long made content available free online, news providers are starting to restrict access to some or all of it to paying subscribers.

As Nick Walkley, the council's chief executive, puts it: "In five to seven years we get to the point where it starts to restrict our ability to do anything very much else.

If not, will they start to restrict their APIs to make it harder to access the place information in bulk?

Whereas much of the world is used to the idea that cuddly toys come from southern China, the idea that a telephone call about something local a gas bill, say, or a railway timetable should be answered locally is still deep-rooted.America's federal government and a number of its states have started to pass laws to restrict their governments' ability to award contracts to foreign firms.