Sentence examples for that restricting from inspiring English sources

There is accumulating evidence that restricting blood transfusions improves outcomes, with newer trials showing greater benefit from more restrictive strategies.

There is evidence that restricting FOBT bets would hit bookmakers' bottom lines.

But the authors of the new study said their findings proved that restricting salt was beneficial.

He wrote that restricting his party's base to just one creed did not make electoral sense.

Proponents of shareholder voting argue that restricting it would reduce the ability of shareholders to hold management accountable.

They showed that restricting land-use reduced deforestation within the concession areas, but dramatically increased it in the surrounding areas.

The report also said that restricting access to the local community may have contributed to the problem.

Carlson and others argue that restricting publication would retard the progress of the research without increasing safety.

It's just, as a presenter, I can't be seen as overtly political and I do find that restricting".

Edmund King, executive director of the RAC Foundation, will argue that restricting car use is not practical.

But May, in seeking to appease the xenophobes, has said that restricting immigration is her first priority.