Meanings of restrict people in English

Aleppo is choked with checkpoints that restrict people's movement through the city.

Until recently, many countries used to restrict people's access to education and jobs along racial lines.

Leader David Seymour said the police wanted to restrict people's freedoms by cracking down on gun rules.

But the government has demonstrated it has the right to restrict people's use of technology as punishment before.

Bangladesh and Nepal moved on Monday to further restrict people's movements in the hope of containing the virus.

Boris Johnson's second-wave strategy is consistent: restrict people's livelihoods but offer little or no government funds to survive that.

It is also expected to conclude the law does not restrict people to exercising outside only once a day.

We know that because we've done research, and when we restrict people's hands they in fact have less recall.

The large number has forced shelters to restrict people to a few nights stay before making way for new people.

While purporting to address the backlog of cases, the UK's proposals would restrict people's ability to take cases to the court.

Similarly, societies create informal rules that deliberately restrict people's freedom of choice so that they don't have to make fresh choices constantly.

It is laden with mechanisms to allow authorities to restrict people's freedom of movement and freedom from forced labour among other basic rights.

Madam, - I think it is a pity that the Government has decided to restrict people from Bulgaria and Romania coming here to work.

LAG is concerned that many of the provisions on legal aid in the bill before parliament seek to restrict people's rights to legal aid.

The New Zealand government advised him that his direction was at odds with the emergency lockdown restrictions in New Zealand, which restrict people's movements.

The Cook Islands government has been advised that its advice is at odds with the emergency lockdown restrictions in New Zealand, which restrict people's movements.