Sentence examples for statutes that restrict from inspiring English sources

Employers could apply their own judgments around those estimates, but the real problem is the state and local rules — often embedded in statutes — that restrict employment or licensing for the rest of the individual's life.

As for the Trump Organization, by law Trump could retain as much control or ownership as he wants, because Presidents are not bound by the same conflict-of-interest statute that restricts Cabinet officers and White House staff.

It was the students' second attempt in days to have a 1955 statute that restricted the access of Aboriginal children to the pool rescinded.

Banish those irritating toilets that restrict flow.

There are some areas that restrict prospecting.

But so far all of them have floundered on the rock of time – the statute of limitations that restricts the period after an alleged crime in which prosecutions can be brought.

US district judge James Peterson issued a ruling on Friday that upheld the voter ID law but struck down a number of Republican-written statutes and policies that restricted voting.

Although he had delivered a speech arguing that the recently freed slaves were unready for the vote in the fall of 1865, Morton even then had worked to end the so-called "Black Laws" on the statute books of Indiana that restricted blacks' basic civil rights, and the state constitutional provision forbidding their entry into the state.

The Statute of Uses (27 Hen 8 c 10) was an Act of the Parliament of England that restricted the application of uses in English property law.

Texting isn't covered in the law for those 18 and older, but other statutes that are aimed at distracted driving can restrict driving and texting.

That restricts the mobility.