Sentence examples for then restricting from inspiring English sources

Al-Shabaab drew further international condemnation for first banning and then restricting assistance from international aid groups in southern Somalia during a deadly drought and famine in 2011.

"I was expecting that a lot of companies would be changing the payouts from cash to stock and then restricting the stock for three to five years," he said.

Even fewer would feel comfortable with first reviving that imperial will 'o' the wisp, "the English-speaking world", and then restricting it without further ado to the United Kingdom and the United States.

With some note and bond issues, it seems, banks can "squeeze" the market by getting their hands on much of the paper and then restricting supply, sometimes by parking it with custodian banks.

Problems in the real domain can often be solved by extending them to the complex domain, applying the powerful techniques peculiar to that area, and then restricting the results back to the real domain again.

As its name indicates, it involves ratcheting up the pressure on users of file-sharing software by sending them warnings by e-mail and letter and then restricting their internet access.

The government then restricted this to nursing care.

Climate change and ecosystem deterioration then restrict supply still further.

And then restrict appearances there on the basis that regular attendances would lend the place legitimacy.

Is it not the theory that if material riches are placed in poor places, and access to these riches is then restricted, arson and glass-breaking follows?

Then restricted to is a contraction.