Sentence examples for tightly restricting from inspiring English sources

The federal government is permitting a California biotechnology company to license three experimental cancer drugs from Cuba, making an exception to the policy of tightly restricting trade with that country.

He strapped models into corsets so tightly restricting that, at one show held at a natural history museum in Paris, a young woman barely made it to the end of the runway before slumping into a faint.

To stop firms being tangled in numerous duplicate antitrust cases, Congress could also pass a law, under its right to regulate interstate commerce, tightly restricting the ability of individual states to bring antitrust suits—another area of rapid growth.Both supporters and opponents alike say that the greatest impact of antitrust is the deals that do not take place.

The commenting policies at RedState worked the same way: by allowing conservative extremism while tightly restricting liberal discourse, the site tried to redefine the right as the centre.As Rachel Slajda points out, when Erick Erickson writes about liberals, he tends to violate the old RedState bans on obscenities and insults.

Panic now rules the Chinese stock markets as investors seek flight from Chinese markets that are tightly restricting such exit.

At his request, the ribbon pinned to her dress can be wound tightly, restricting her movement, or unwound, allowing her to roam more freely.

Access to it is tightly restricted.

"But their use is tightly restricted.

Local authorities are even more tightly restricted.

Commanders have tightly restricted their comments to allow him no hint of their strategy.

Authorities have tightly restricted independent reporting on these incidents in the past.