Sentence examples for try and restrict from inspiring English sources

Last year, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said that inversions were "wrong," and that he would try and restrict them.

But I still remain confident that we, at this stage, can try and restrict the rise in unemployment that we were left with.

I know how to program every single one of these things but the tools we've used to try and restrict access to certain types of sites – such as porn sites – are ineffective and block content needed for them to do their homework.

"Blackpool get a lot of possession in the middle of the park and all you can do is try and restrict them to minimal chances, which we did.

The champions of personal openness argue that it's futile to try and restrict what information is collected.

TIME had added the Facebook login feature to the poll in 2013 to try and restrict votes to just one per person.

Through the abolishment of the locally collected graduated tax in 2005 and increased use of conditional grants, the central government tries to influence and restrict "choice" and political space for local authorities by attaching strong conditions and supervision procedures to the use of grants.

But because we still assume that our diet is the best thing for us, we turn around and try to restrict harder -- and then we fail, harder.

"And when you try and do it, you restrict our freedoms".

"When you try and do it, you restrict our freedom," he said on "Fox News Sunday".

"Although a water meter has been installed outside, we do not use it and try to restrict our water use".