Sentence examples for which will restrict from inspiring English sources

Our prime minister has made much of the deal reached which will restrict in-work benefits for EU citizens.

It is understood that he will have had to sign a compromise agreement with the BBC over the settlement which will restrict him from criticising the corporation.

Also think about the EU bonus cap, which will restrict bonuses to 100% of salary, or 200% if shareholders give their approval at the annual meeting.

Users also lamented the looming closing of the Statue of Liberty, which will restrict indoor access over the next year while renovations are performed.

Users also lamented the looming closing of the Statue of Liberty, which will restrict indoor access over the next year to undergo renovations.

Although the chancellor made it clear he would protect pensioner benefits he announced an annual "temperature test" which will restrict winter fuel payments to pensioners who live abroad in warmer climates.

During the development of quantum mechanics there was an increase in the interest of spectral theory of singular operators, on which we will restrict our attention.

And it doesn't take into account plunging stock prices, collapsing confidence, and the belated imposition of tighter lending practices all of which will further restrict economic activity.

And it doesn't take into account plunging stock prices, collapsing confidence, and the belated imposition of tighter lending practices — all of which will further restrict economic activity.

In addition to the restrictions on car and street washing, the drought emergency curtails lawn watering, which will be restricted to four hours a day, every other day.

The amino acids that are crucial for the plasmodial PLP complex should be further exploited for the design of specific drugs which will be restricted to the malaria parasite and not harming the human host.