Sentence examples for would be restricting from inspiring English sources

One obvious target would be restricting child benefits.

A good start would be restricting trade and investment in areas of the economy that profit from forced labor.

One consequence of emergency rule, which is one step short of martial law, would be restricting the power of the courts, said Mr. Rizvi, who lectures at the School for Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Washington.

One day a long time ago my daughters set up an account for him, showing him how to type in personal information and explaining that for privacy's sake they would be restricting his access (as they had all grown-ups') to their Facebook profiles.

In this setup, I would be restricting the sample to those who are currently working, were employed in the same quarter during the past year, but faced periods of unemployment or inactivity before entering the current job.

In terms of recruitment or managing shortages, an example of a coercive strategy would be restricting the entry to a particular health care delivery area.

He figured he would be restricted.

Shooting would be restricted to exteriors.

Back at Tottenham, O'Hara's opportunities would be restricted.

The raffle would be restricted to homeowners, but would exclude businesses.

Travel plans would be restricted, and I would most likely need a second shot.