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Examples
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Ms. Hvistendahl may wish the matter otherwise, but there are only two alternatives: Restrict abortion or accept the slaughter of millions of baby girls and the calamities that are likely to come with it.
The War Against Girls Jonathan V. Last 2011
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Restrict the movement of the Syrian Ambassador to Washington and the Syrian Ambassador to the UN to a small radius around their offices.
Richard Grenell: Bring Home U.S. Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford Richard Grenell 2011
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Restrict Internet use to websites directly related to a project going on, and keep the computer in a public place so that you can see what is going on.
Art Markman, Ph.D.: Create a Distraction-Free Zone Ph.D. Art Markman 2012
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• Restrict distribution of religious literature to religious buildings, religious educational institutions and "specifically identified stationary facilities identified by local executive bodies";
Joseph K. Grieboski: Kazakhstan Adds To Europe's Summer Of Discontent on Religious Freedom Joseph K. Grieboski 2011
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Restrict Internet use to websites directly related to a project going on, and keep the computer in a public place so that you can see what is going on.
Art Markman, Ph.D.: Create a Distraction-Free Zone Ph.D. Art Markman 2012
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I made the same argument in "Don't Restrict Immigration, Tax It," over at TCS.
Thoughts on Immigration, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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In a 2003 book called The Language Police: How Pressure Groups Restrict What Students Learn, I traced that history—and the ridiculous extremes to which it has been taken.
Ravitch: The chutzpah of rewriting Mark Twain (and how it relates to "The Wire") Valerie Strauss 2011
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Restrict the use of surveillance powers to the investigation of serious crimes and stop councils snooping.
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A few the biggies not discussed here are built-in support for smart cards and biometrics, the ability to force the use of Kerberos in a feature called Restrict NTLM, and support for the new DNSSec standards, which are becoming essential to prevent DNS exploitation attacks.
The InfoWorld expert guide to Windows 7 security Roger A. Grimes 2010
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• Restrict distribution of religious literature to religious buildings, religious educational institutions and "specifically identified stationary facilities identified by local executive bodies";
Joseph K. Grieboski: Kazakhstan Adds To Europe's Summer Of Discontent on Religious Freedom Joseph K. Grieboski 2011
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