Meanings of restrict freedom in English

Every market has some rules and boundaries that restrict freedom of choice.

Cameron has already ditched plans to restrict freedom of movement which is integral to the EU's rules.

Who cares if you need to keep people under surveillance and restrict freedom of speech for a while?

Do they enlarge or restrict freedom?

The move gives the government extraordinary powers to restrict freedom of movement and assure food supply and basic services.

Tehran continued to restrict freedom of religion, and had blocked Internet networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, it said.

It said Iran continued to restrict freedom of expression and assembly, while lack of due process was also a widespread problem.

Six sites, including the Scarborough St Reserve, will also restrict freedom camping to a maximum of three nights over a month.

Critics will question how that would be possible given the strong desire, particularly in England, to restrict freedom of movement after Brexit.

These governments have moved to restrict freedom of speech and indirectly freedom of religion because personally held beliefs are in conflict with the law.

The state of catastrophe, extended by presidential decree, gives the government extraordinary powers to restrict freedom of movement and assure food supply and basic services.

Their clients often needed legal assistance for breaking apartheid-era laws, such as not carrying the infamous passbook (or "dompas") used to restrict freedom of movement.

This clampdown restricted freedom of association and freedom of expression, among other rights.

The United States has said the legislation severely restricts freedom of expression and assembly.

Six weeks of restricted freedom, six weeks of stored-up energy made them restive as colts.

The state of emergency is initially set for 15 days and restricts freedom of movement and assembly.