Sentence examples for would restrict it from inspiring English sources

But if the history of aesthetics must be seen as a part of the entire history of philosophy, it must on the other hand be enlarged beyond its boundaries as ordinarily defined, which would restrict it almost entirely to the series of works by so-called professional philosophers and of the academic treatises known as "systems of philosophy".

"If I had power over this, I would restrict it.

His plan would restrict it to the amount that was transferred before a state proposition went into effect more than five years ago.

At the time, the AP said it would restrict its use of the term illegal immigrant without dropping it entirely, while the New York Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan said she continued to view it as the appropriate word choice.

On Sunday, Slovenia said it would restrict its intake to 2,500 arrivals a day to ease pressure on both its own and Austria's borders.

In documents related to its first-time stock sale, Goldman said that it would restrict its former partners from selling the shares they received in the conversion for three years.

Listing would restrict how it could be altered.

I thought it would restrict itself to the room it's in, but it found its way into my bedroom through a hallway, and came back after a few minutes.

He does not favor demolition of the building, which he has put on the market for $9.8 million, but said he felt that landmarking it would restrict the freedom to alter it, thus dampening buyer interest.

But Republicans have used Obamacare (rhymes with Romneycare) as a major rallying cry against the president, falsely charging it is a government take over of health care, that it would restrict an individual's choices, and that it would set up death panels.

Such high limits would institutionalize corruption, not restrict it.