Sentence examples for tape restricting from inspiring English sources

The government is keen to see greater expansion in the sector, and has said it will scrap some of the red tape restricting their growth.

The Republican Party still clings to the notion that reducing taxes, cutting government red tape, restricting abortion, curbing immigration, prohibiting flag-burning, and increasing military spending will alleviate all that ails the country.

Robin Boyd, not only an adventurous architect but a popular arbiter of architectural taste, used his bully pulpit in The Herald to welcome the slashing of "the red tape which restricted Melbourne".

If your school restricts tape, tape the wallpaper to magnets, then use it like that.

"I recall Quincy Jones predicting that, unless home audio taping was restricted, there would never be another hit album that would sell as many as 5 million units".

However, this method would requires the same number of single-pancake coils as that of the HTS tape conductor, and hence the number of HTS tape conductors is restricted.

Performance drop from middle to high inclination proved moderate: if allowing for twice as large mt/MS, increases are reduced to a factor of 4 in tf and a slight one in Nf, except for multi-ton satellites, somewhat more requiring because efficient orbital-motion-limited electron collection restricts tape-width values, resulting in tape length (slightly) increasing too.

Tape recordings: use restricted in part.

Tape recordings: access restricted in part.

The absence of any significant medial-to-lateral pressure shifts suggests that LD taping did not succeed in restricting pronation in the current study.

Tapes and transcripts restricted to permission of the archivist.