Sentence examples for were to be restricted from inspiring English sources

Hungary's armed forces were to be restricted to 35,000 men, lightly armed and employed only to maintain internal order and to secure the frontiers.

Liveries were to be restricted to prearranged calls -- though they have always picked up street hails on the sly, usually in neighborhoods where yellow cabs have no interest in going.

But for now it would be a shame if the new-found freedom in his game were to be restricted by him being asked to track runners back towards his own goal.

"If I were 18 again I might be thinking I'd move away from one of the bigger clubs if I felt my chances were to be restricted in the first division to prove myself and then perhaps move on".

If certain NHPs were to be restricted to sale in pharmacies, the public would have to consult a pharmacist to receive them.

Furthermore, the Ontario study included all people aged ≥20 years, whereas our study was restricted to only those aged ≥30 years and thus likely at higher overall risk for diabetes; the difference in observed rates would likely be larger if the previous study were to be restricted to only those people aged ≥30 years.

In fact, correspondence over the government-sponsored Internet, and its forerunner, the Arpanet, was to be restricted to official network business.

The role of the 100-year-old public probation service is to be restricted to the 30% of work that involves high-risk offenders and public protection issues.

On April 1, federal insurance on time deposits, currently unlimited, is to be restricted to $75,000 for each account; that cap will be extended to all savings accounts in April 2003.

To take one example, a March 2008 protest in the city of Khotan, labelled a separatist demonstration by the government, seems to have begun over rumours that the wearing of the veil was to be restricted.

The technical proposal must therefore be that Hume's Principle is to be restricted to predicates that (express concepts that) are both sortal and not indefinitely extensible.