Examples of 'restricted only' in a sentence

Meaning of "restricted only"

A phrase used to convey that there are limitations or constraints on something, emphasizing the exclusivity or narrow scope of a particular condition, action, or access

How to use "restricted only" in a sentence

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restricted only
This right may be restricted only by law.
License restricted only for use in accredited education institutions.
Baroque architecture was not restricted only to buildings.
It can be restricted only in cases specified by law.
The rights of parents can be restricted only by law.
Wealth is not restricted only to money and possessions.
The dynamic characteristics of a site are restricted only by thoughts.
This is not restricted only to drone market.
Freedom of expression can be restricted only.
This topic is restricted only to the men.
Entry into or movement within specific areas may be restricted only by law.
This section is restricted only up to our property line.
It is worth noting that entrepreneurship is not restricted only to businesses.
The invention is restricted only by the appended claims.
This would mean of course that assistance is not restricted only to large towns.

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The access is restricted only for organised groups.
Attendance is typically free of charge and generally restricted only by space constraints.
They are restricted only for the lip area.
Reselling wholesale products online is restricted only to business website.
The law was restricted only to those who were able to bear arms.
The job of our experts is not restricted only to installation.
Or restricted only if necessary.
Activities of associations are restricted only to preserve public order.
This is not restricted only to countries with stronger industries ranged against weaker ones.
This communication should not be restricted only to other scientists.
Restricted only by the grammar defined in Ref.
The difficulties were not restricted only to the construction.
Is it restricted only to one religious tradition?
The present invention is not restricted only to this example.
Not restricted only for trading . Do even more with our trader application.
The project is not restricted only to interior design.
But this does not mean that the vaccine should be restricted only to them.
Such interference is restricted only to this stage of the proceedings.
The junction of the kitchen with laundry is no longer restricted only to small apartments.
This right can be restricted only by limits provided by law.
Gaining weight seems to be more of a human condition, restricted only to us.
This capacity may be restricted only by her matrimonial regime.
Despite these facts, women 's health needs are often regarded to be restricted only to reproduction.
They were restricted only to measures.
Initially the membership in the IMRO was restricted only for Bulgarians.
Handover is not restricted only to handover between base stations.
Social protection programmes should not be restricted only to monetary support.
Intersky is not restricted only to the provision of cheap air travel.
It states that rights and freedoms may be restricted only by order of a court.
The media are restricted only insofar as they comply with the law.
Access to contraceptive methods is officially restricted only for unmarried adolescents.
As such it can be restricted only for the most substantial and compelling reasons.
Physical manipulation of product should be minimal and restricted only to necessary sample preparation.
This effect is restricted only to APC in a dose dependent manner for both species.
Human rights education is hence not restricted only to teaching knowledge.

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Examples of using Restricted
Field service should be restricted to the following
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