Sentence examples for which have restricted from inspiring English sources

Newham stresses that its similar problems are "exacerbated by the government's welfare reforms which have restricted the number of properties available to families on low incomes".

West Ham's board have not exactly been overjoyed by Carroll's frequent injury-induced absences, which have restricted the sometime England centre-forward's impact in east London.

So have squabbles with the film studios over royalties and protection against piracy, which have restricted the number of DVD titles during much of 1997.

That reflects the BSE outbreak, which cut demand for beef, and measures against foot-and-mouth disease, which have restricted supplies.

However, there are several problems especially the low ductility and toughness, which have restricted the application of HSHSS in automobile body.

The start to Bale's Real career following his £85m transfer has been hampered by foot and thigh injuries which have restricted his playing time.

It was disclosed recently that Zimbabwe, which had restricted those aid programs to the governing party's rural strongholds, was holding more than 300,000 tons of grain.

The withdrawal is overshadowed by the separation barrier, which has restricted the flow of people and goods to and from Israel.

In 2003, a federal judge, Charles S. Haight Jr., agreed to modify the decree, which had restricted the Police Department's ability to conduct surveillance of political groups.

And the Police Department, which has restricted the four officers to desk jobs, can begin the process of deciding their professional futures.

80% of Crimea's electricity comes from Ukraine, which has restricted power as it copes with its own energy woes: cutbacks of Russian gas.