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Meanings of restrict in English
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Examples for "curb"
Examples for "curb"
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The International Energy Agency also said high prices could curb oil demand.
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However, they supported measures to curb both practices, the Transportation Department said.
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The government says it does not curb legitimate criticism or free speech.
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Several companies are overhauling policies to curb misinformation ahead of the vote.
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In Obama's view, China also needed urgently to curb its pollution levels.
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Members of the opposition, however, said it would further curtail press freedom.
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Abolish the broadcasting standards commission and curtail the ITC's responsibility for content.
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Europe's crisis is expected to curtail PC-buying further in the second half.
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The Defence Forces were forced to curtail search-and-rescue operations late last month.
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Russia has been forced to curtail output, adding to global supply shortages.
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Which means that the state needs to cut back on its expenditure.
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Or simply cut back a bit at meals and continue the snacks.
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Then the city decided to gradually cut back because of budgetary problems.
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Gannon shook it then saw the second TV cut back to news.
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Once more, cut back, conserve -the days ahead are yet unsure.
Usage of restrict in English
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Its main strategy now is to severely restrict water use through rationing.
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New Caledonia will restrict the use of plastic from July next year.
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Every market has some rules and boundaries that restrict freedom of choice.
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California officials also this year passed a law to restrict placement agents.
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North Dakota is the latest state to pass measures to restrict abortions.
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The WTO allows countries to restrict exports and production on environmental grounds.
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Initial language would have recommended that countries restrict support for tobacco growers.
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Electoral rules restrict news media from publishing material likely to influence voters.
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Before, users were allowed to restrict access to much of that information.
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So restrict your showers to one a day and use common sense.
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Last month, Fonterra asked its farmers to restrict their use of PKE.
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But he said it may be a move to restrict political discussion.
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Countless laws exist that restrict the media right to publish in Australia.
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Such rules may restrict vital communication related to disease information and prevention….
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It will serve to further restrict human rights and freedom, said Kwok.
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If Labor wins government, it will restrict negative gearing to new properties.
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Restrict through the time
Restrict across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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