Christian Bonucci comes into the game on the back of a good performance in his side's clash with England in which he restricted Wayne Rooney to very little time and space on the ball and generally frustrated the frontman.
Henkin (1963) rediscovered these definitions, and developed a formulation of Church's type theory based on equality in which he restricted attention to propositional types.
He also wrote many articles in the popular press; in those published in Butrus al-Bustani's journal al-Jinan, he showed himself favourable to women's education, which he restricted however to reading, writing, and a little bit of arithmetic, geography and grammar.
An Israeli military court convicted him of hostile activity and he spent a year in jail, after which he was restricted to the city of Ramallah for more than 10 years.
Owen's actions were part of a pattern in which he has restricted the use of evidence that Keker says relates to Quattrone's state of mind.
Arsène Wenger has offered a vote of confidence to Olivier Giroud as the Arsenal striker contends with his false start to the season, in which he has been restricted to just 78 minutes of football for his club.
Weber's significance during his lifetime was considerable among German social scientists, many of whom were his friends in Heidelberg or Berlin; but because so little of his work was published in book form during his lifetime, and because most of the journals in which he published had restricted audiences of scholarly specialists, his major impact was not felt until after his death.
He has proposed to hold a referendum in 2010 to abolish a clause in the constitution, which he himself introduced, restricting presidents to two consecutive six-year terms.
The letter comes after the United Nations special rapporteur for freedom of expression, David Kaye, also singled out Nauru for the new criminal offence, which he said "unduly restrict" freedom of expression on the island.
Responding to Cameron's speech last week in which he pledged to restrict access to housing benefits and the NHS for those coming to the UK under EU free-movement rules, the European commissioner for employment, social affairs and inclusion, László Andor, told the Observer that his claims were misleading and very unfortunate.
Then, Mr Romney promises to keep the tax cuts revenue-neutral by ending deductions, which he pledges to restrict to those earning $200,000 a year and up; this isn't mathematically possible, but if it were, it would mean the income-tax burden would shift even more heavily towards high earners, again perpetuating the line that the poor are freeloading.
