Sentence examples for working to restrict from inspiring English sources

This would have been a welcome change from Yvette Cooper, who was hostile to irregular migrants and proliferated the "benefit tourist" myth, by working to restrict EU migrants' benefits.

The groups are also working to restrict the enlargement of a stately mansion, the former Smithers Alcoholism Treatment and Training Center, that the Spence School bought on East 93rd Street.

Eurozone countries are working to restrict cash payments.

With police in Osaka proactively working to restrict clubs around the city, police in other regions soon followed suit.

The politics of the "sheep" are not about working to restrict the civil rights of the "goats".

The NRA-backed laws have come at a time of success for advocates working to restrict gun ownership for individuals who've committed domestic violence.

(As governor, Jeb Bush worked to restrict reproductive rights, at one point trying to get a guardian appointed for the fetus of a disabled rape victim).

The government has also worked to restrict the electoral observer missions of the Organization of American States and the Carter Center in Atlanta, which have criticized the government in the past.

A newly uncovered document has revealed that Robin Williams worked to restrict usage of any images of himself for 25 years after his death.

As course officials have said, as hard as they work to restrict access, sometimes in the middle of the night people are longing to get out.

If Trump follows through and works to restrict trade, especially with China where the US runs a huge trade deficit, there is a genuine threat that the global economy will stall, perhaps falling back into recession.