Sentence examples for supposed to restrict from inspiring English sources

Despite new rules that are supposed to restrict them, he faced a procession of bogus inspections by fire, health and other agencies.

Like many victims, the wounds are such that he's supposed to restrict his diet to soft foods such as bananas, which are expensive, and Jean Paul can only afford maize and millet.

It is quite understandable that a museum should feel tempted to step outside "its" period to join the contemporary fray – Orsay is supposed to restrict itself to the second half of the 19th century.

They were supposed to restrict their salaries, lend the money to worthy businesses that couldn't even borrow for lettuce for their sandwich shop, and return to their normal private enterprise.

Medallion taxis were always supposed to be restricted to picking up street hails.

Deprived of congressional funding, he diverted cash from the loathed TARP program, which Congress had already passed, but which was supposed to be restricted to rescuing the banks.

The dance -- a celebration of the Lady Bulldogs' state championship victory on March 3 -- was supposed to be restricted to students only.

The opening session was supposed to be restricted to speeches and procedural matters before the September meeting addresses substantive "country situations".

R-rated movies are supposed to be restricted for viewers under 17, and 90percentt of the students surveyed were younger than 14.

Last year Ms Fernández delivered more than 50 national broadcasts, which all channels must interrupt normal programmes to carry and which by law are supposed to be restricted to "serious, exceptional situations".

The news media visits, as well, are supposed to be restricted to pool reporters in painstakingly planned tours during which they are permitted only to stand in a designated area.