7 sentences with “restrict”

As World War II loomed in 1939, the British even tried to restrict Jewish immigration to avoid alienating the Arab majority in the Palestinian region.

Constitutions should be written to guarantee the fundamental rights of citizens and to define and restrict the power of the king (thus avoiding the threat of tyranny).

Pedro Ferré, a caudillo from Corrientes, argued that Buenos Aires should restrict freedom of trade with Europeans for the benefit of the industrial development of the provinces.

For years, experts have recommended that we restrict fat intake to 30 per cent of allowable calories. But, says Stamford: "If you cut back to 20 per cent, you'll see even greater changes.

After the war, Brant moved to the Six Nations Reserve in Canada. From his home on the shores of Lake Ontario, he remained active in efforts to restrict white encroachment on Indian lands.

"Once you restrict fat in your diet," says Stamford, "it's easier to burn more calories than you consume. Even if you do little exercise, it is effective because belly fat is among the easiest to get rid of.

Does the nation state have the right, for some reason, to restrict the circulation of some products, such as TV waves? If the community agrees that in some cases it does, does it have the real capacity to do so, and are there political and legal conditions that would allow it to exercise its sovereign power in such cases?