Sentence examples for that would be restricted from inspiring English sources

The White House has offered its own plan, valued at $45 billion over 10 years, that would be restricted mostly to couples with moderate incomes who claim the standard deduction on their tax returns.

The final settlement allowed the builders to construct 883 housing units that would be restricted to people age 55 and over and a large shopping center, anchored by Kohl's, Home Depot and Pathmark, on a former sheep farm along the already congested Route 206, the township's only highway.

The administration supports a smaller version of the tax cut -- Mr. Clinton proposed $45 billion over 10 years that would be restricted to couples penalized by the current tax code -- but only after the nation's fiscal house is put in order.

Wolf has taken a personal role in advocating against the legislation, holding events with activists, doctors and women who have had late-term abortions that would be restricted if the bill becomes law.

However, more importantly, in this study we were primarily interested in the degree of variability in foot placement, rather than the mean position (since that would be restricted by the anatomy of the pelvic limb).

Mr. Biederman added that he was pleased that cars would be restricted to a single lane in each direction.

They felt the need for assurances that the data would be used only for the purposes of the trial, that access would be restricted to appropriate research staff trained to handle and analyse the data and that the data would not be available to pharmaceutical or insurance companies.

To protect banks, the government ruled that deposits in dollars would be converted to pesos and that depositors would be restricted in how much money they could withdraw.

The decision to reopen Rafah six days a week reverses an announcement on Thursday that the crossing would only be available three days a week and that travel would be restricted to humanitarian cases.

We were told that it would be restricted to just four subjects and now it is clear that the agenda is wide open.

Yet he and Mr. Rather and Mr. Jennings agreed that the real competition would take place on broadcast television -- though at this point that competition would be restricted to a precious few minutes when the main speakers are not speaking.