Sentence examples for trend to restrict from inspiring English sources

In public debates there is a trend to restrict what can be discussed.

But it comes in the context of a broader trend to restrict free expression in the region.

The City of Baltimore banned vehicle pursuits years ago, part of a nationwide trend to restrict their use, Dr. Alpert said.

The formation of the physically cross-linked POSS in these hybrid polymers trends to restrict polymer chain motion and results in significant Tg increase.

In sum, the trend is to restrict immigration.

One civil society activist in Tripoli gave voice to these women's fears when she explained that the current trend was to restrict women to the humanitarian space, and away from the political process.

Therefore, mental health care providers have been planning policy interventions to restrict this trend.

— Politicians seeking to restrict access to abortion, a marked trend this year from North Dakota to Arkansas, tend not to get much traction in this part of the country.

This action on the part of the Egyptian government has been part of a disturbing trend to intimidate and restrict activities of human rights groups in Egypt.

Johnson sees no evidence that the trend will stop, not unless the United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club can agree on standards to restrict distance.

| Regulators to restrict payday lending.