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31, Most Western governments ban or severely restrict the chemical.

32, Woman-centred methods restrict feminist psychology in other ways.

33, S., restrict certain investments in, for example, nuclear energy.

34, Turns reduce velocity and restrict the amount of air that gets to the register.

35, Any well-structured course can build in progression where necessary and if it so wishes restrict the choice of menu on offer.

36, Those who have experienced a fall often restrict their activities.

37, Tests have shown them to restrict growth and cause mutations in micro-organisms.

38, Naturally, treasurers will normally restrict their dealings to top quality financial institutions.

39, The bill also would restrict the release of Social Security numbers by state motor vehicle departments.

40, Indeed any attempt to relate them prematurely to reality may restrict the development of the model.

41, Tempers flared as gallery staff were forced to restrict entry in order to protect the works of art.

42, The ducks that lived on the island in that lake didn't restrict their activities to the park.

43, They tend to restrict the causes of criminality to hereditary characteristics and overlook the effects of environmental influences and cultural traditions.

44, These restrict some of the conceivable processes whereby excitation could occur, while allowing others to occur with very few restrictions.

45, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan all passed laws to restrict benefits and introduce time limits.

46, Critics say some of those provisions unfairly restrict freedom of speech.

47, Health authorities have already begun to restrict services,[http://sentencedict.com/restrict.html] most commonly removal of tattoos and cosmetic surgery.

48, Some restrict the amount of mail you can store, or the size of attachments you can send and receive.

49, Cash shortage All commercial banks were forced to restrict cash withdrawals from April 20 as a result of a shortage of banknotes.

50, There are many factors which can restrict the choice and ordering of themes in translation.

51, This might be accomplished in part by helping children restrict their after-school work time to the predetermined schedule.

52, It did not restrict corporate officials or anyone else, as individuals, from giving as much money as they liked.

53, We will shortly examine the policies which have been adopted to restrict the degree of monopoly power exercised by large firms.

54, And now Lord Chancellor Lord MacKay has warned that spending cuts are likely to severely restrict the amount of aid available.

55, The report lists practical measures that, if implemented, will help restrict greenhouse gas emissions with a view to meeting these targets.

56, If we attempt to restrict development without ensuring access for local people, the result will be to force them out.

57, In this country, the government can not restrict where people can live on the basis of race or ethnicity.

58, Occasionally, housing policies in local areas have attempted to restrict the sale of houses to local inhabitants.

59, Many people who support the First Amendment in principle want to restrict free speech in certain situations.

60, The tendency in the past has been to restrict or cut down on plant proteins and increase animal protein in the diet.