Sentence examples for tool to restrict from inspiring English sources
However, the effectiveness of restriction of public subsidies as a tool to restrict human antimicrobial drug use is likely to be eroded as the price of antimicrobial drugs decreases (36 ).
"No one is going to use this as a tool to restrict the Internet or online freedoms, but we have the right to protect our children".
This strategy of encapsulation has emerged as a powerful tool to restrict particle growth thereby improving the catalytic performance, owing to higher accessibility for active sites.
As text-mining is still a developing field, we wanted to include more than one text-mining tool to restrict the chance of false negatives.
Parents would then have parental controls tools to restrict access to certain content, friends and third-party applications such as Facebook games Farmville and Candy Crush.
During my first semester at Michigan, I wrote a paper about the various ways the Iranian government facilitated online censorship, and I recognized that even as digital technology offered opportunities to advance freedom of expression, it also gave powerful entities, like governments, tools to restrict that freedom.
If you want to prevent devices that are connected to your network from accessing certain websites, you can use built-in blocking tools to restrict access.
Real-life attempts to limit language can often seem to resemble Orwell's fictional tongue Newspeak — in essence a mind-control tool designed to restrict free thinking.
Regulatory controls are probably the most effective, albeit crude, tool available to restrict antimicrobial drug use.
The gastric band has evolved over its 35-year history into a very successful adjustable tool used to restrict food consumption and limit caloric intake.
His name appears on a list provided to VICE News by the Public Prosecution Service of Canada that, experts say, paints the most complete picture of who has been pursued under terror-related peace bonds, which are legal tools used to restrict an individual's movements when there may not be enough evidence to lay a criminal charge.
