Sentence examples for widespread restriction from inspiring English sources

"A lot of municipalities are taking action," said Ms. Bailey, adding that the weather-based measures called burn bans are perhaps the most widespread restriction.

"Even upon the assumption that the government has an interest in substituting itself for informed and empowered parents, its interest is not sufficiently compelling to justify this widespread restriction on speech".

That was an unwarranted assumption, Justice Kennedy said, adding, "Even upon the assumption that the government has an interest in substituting itself for informed and empowered parents, its interest is not sufficiently compelling to justify this widespread restriction on speech".

The widespread restriction of DDT use eventually allowed released birds to breed successfully.

This trend has culminated with federal sequester and widespread restriction of essential government functions, particularly maintenance and training activities where reductions provide easy immediate savings and create long term expenses.

Some of these recommendations may not be applicable in an active military unit, most notably isolation and widespread restriction of movement.

Caroline Spelman, secretary of state for the environment, said: "Water companies are confident that supplies are high enough so that widespread restrictions to the public are unlikely.

Their findings led to widespread restrictions on high-dose oxygen therapy, resulting in an immediate 60 percent reduction in the number of blind children in the United States.

The significance of "all men are created equal," Lincoln maintained, was not as a description of immediate reality, which would have been as absurd in the mid-19th century as in the founding era, given not only black bondage but the legal inequality of women and widespread restrictions on suffrage.

The fines follow the Commission's ecommerce sector inquiry, which reported in May 2017, and showed that resale-price related restrictions are by far the most widespread restrictions of competition in ecommerce markets, making competition enforcement in this area a priority — as part of the EC's wider Digital Single Market strategy.

It also documents intimidation by police officers and widespread restrictions of movement imposed on local residents — including a curfew and the enforcement of a "five-second rule" stipulating that protesters who did not move would be arrested, which a court recently declared was unconstitutional.