Sentence examples for unnecessarily restricted from inspiring English sources

Even within that market they are unnecessarily restricted.

Visas for foreign scientists, graduate students and artists have been unnecessarily restricted.

Of course, any rich Ugandan women can buy oral contraceptives from any pharmacy but access for poor women remains unnecessarily restricted.

Some experts believe that the United States has unnecessarily restricted the retaliatory arsenal it might have brought to bear on Iraq.

If a profile is wrongly designated as an aa homozygote, the database search will be unnecessarily restricted and may fail to match a perpetrator reference sample on the database.

They will argue that as a terminally ill, mentally competent adult, his right to a private life – which includes the right to make decisions on the end of his life – is unnecessarily restricted by current laws.

This study of reproductive health service providers in urban Uttar Pradesh shows that providers unnecessarily restrict clients' access to FP methods, and these restrictions are based on neither government policy nor valid medical justification.

Left unexamined, they may unnecessarily restrict us or lead us in the wrong direction altogether.

It also thinks the legislation unnecessarily restricts data-sharing among regulators.

Within the United States, there is criticism that the corporate frenzy to patent any technical advance, even business methods, undermines innovation by unnecessarily restricting the flow of ideas.

Forst said Australia had "hundreds of secrecy laws that unnecessarily restrict access to government information", including the Border Force Act and state anti-protest laws.