Sentences with phrase «restricting what»

Our last home was all red, green and gold and I was SO tired of the colors restricting what I was able to do.

The update hits on a number of different levels, changing how Edge and its Javascript engine handle objects in memory, restricting what information Edge can call on, changing how the browser stores credentials and so on.

Compared to a lot of phones made in recent years we found the Moto Z2 Play to have limited camera features, restricting what you can do.

By restricting what developers can do with 3D Touch and only enabling shortcut features, Apple makes sure that it doesn't create any kind of fragmentation when it comes to overall user experience.

I believe the FCC should create a new set of rules protecting net neutrality and ensuring that neither the cable company nor the phone company will be able to act as a gatekeeper, restricting what you can do or see online.

Both are intended for locking down your device and restricting what your kids can do, but they take different approaches.

As though the internet wasn't bad enough already: Republican Senator Jeff Flake, of Arizona, told Politico this week that he intends to undo a recent FCC rule restricting what ISPs could do with customer data.

Facebook logins: Facebook is restricting what information apps that use Facebook as a way of logging in can access, including check - ins, likes, photos, posts, videos, events you're attending, and groups you belong to.

SESTA aims to halt sex trafficking, particularly of children, by restricting what kind of information can be posted on websites like Backpage, where people often advertise sexual services.

You mean in 2015 when he passed laws restricting what military surplus could be passed to police?

Sandboxing provides built - in protection against malicious code and malware by restricting what websites can do.

It's a way of temporarily restricting your device to a single app — and then restricting what can be done in that app.

As well as the personal and emotional toll, a poorly managed divorce can lead to your spouse restricting what transactions you can enter into and attacking the value held within your business.

There aren't really any US laws in place restricting what you can name your child, resulting in a few memorable names like «Moxie CrimeFighter» alongside the more standard names like «Jacob» and «Isabella».

In his 2002 article, «A Proposal for Network Neutrality», Wu suggested striking a balance that would forbid broadband operators, absent a showing of harm, from restricting what users do with their internet connection.

Isn't it a dichotomy then to call CO2 a pollutant... restricting what plants need to live can't be a long - term good thing.

It's also worth remembering that, recently, American Express went down the route of restricting what sign - up bonuses you can earn.

The cat waiting area (FIGURE 1) has towels available for owners to cover their pet carriers, restricting what their pets can see while waiting.

That lets you set up specific profiles for your kids, but aside from restricting what type of content they can see, the parental controls on offer pale in comparison with Amazon's FreeTime.

By what is being reported in the media, it may seem like Amazon is restricting what readers can access.

In this lesson students will explore the law in relation to social media posts, the types of offences that people are committing (whether knowingly or not), the types of punishments that have been given and the potential dangers involved in restricting what people post.

It's inevitable that if you start restricting what types of people you are catering to, you're going to limit the number of people that are interested.

They are trying to help you eat less by restricting what you CAN eat.

The diet industry would have us believe restricting what we eat and how much we eat will help us achieve our health and weight loss goals.

The less food you eat — especially when we are restricting what the body truly needs — the slower our metabolism becomes because the body responds to starvation mode by hanging onto body fat and burning calories more slowly.

The thing is, we should NOT be restricting what our bodies need... we should be feeding our bodies what they need with a balanced approach instead of restriction of a certain macronutrient or food group.

Restricting what you eat short term can give you so many benefits long term.

Those of us with food struggles easily fall into these «safe - feeling» patterns of restricting what we eat.

«With small children, mothers mostly use physical controls, but when children are older these directives become more verbal and psychological, such as by restricting what children are allowed to say or by not allowing them to speak their minds.

What this means is Republicans view everyone as equal when the government isn't restricting what a person can do, so long as everyone can vote, have free speech, bear arms, open a business, etc., then everything is good.

Baroness O'Neill warns «that «something» is still in question,» but concludes that central to any serious efforts must be the consideration of how to legally monitor how information is obtained — to protect the privacy rights of individuals — without restricting what news is reported.

Keep in mnd, though, I have no problem with PRIVATE schools feeding kids or restricting what they bring in.

Unless the gas is causing pain, a breastfeeding mom usually doesn't have to go to a lot of trouble restricting what she is eating.

Evangelicals who want to repeal the amendment worry about the government restricting what can be preached in a house of worship.

Online services such as Homestead.com use template approaches that restrict what you can do with your site; Easy WebContent comes much closer than its template - oriented competitors to being a Web design application.

But to critics it smacks of a possibly desperate effort to dodge payday lending laws that restrict what it can charge.

If you've decided to allow your children to download apps but want to restrict what they can access, scroll down on the Restrictions menu to the «Allowed Content» section.

Had it done so, Disney would be in a bind — as the contract's terms would have severely restricted what it could do at its facilities there, as well.

While that's acceptable in many circumstances, in others a company may want to share information but restrict what a partner can do with it.

And Foreign Policy reported last year that though their mission is to promote cultural diplomacy, they disseminate Chinese propaganda and restrict what professors.

The provisions in the bill must directly affect the federal government's spending or revenue — it's a way to restrict what policies can pass under the special privileges of reconciliation, which allows a bill to advance with only 50 votes instead of the usual 60.

Decades of supply management have distorted, undermined and restricted what many have long argued could become a growing and prosperous dairy industry in Canada.

Nevertheless, we do not feel that he has made full use of the resources available in process theism when he restricts what is revealed in Christ to the eternal essence of God.

We restrict what we allow because we know it is wrong but don't want to give it up; we feed our hearts scraps in hopes of hushing them, as cooks quiet their kitchen puppies.

It restricts what the team can do, makes them predictable and blunts the attack.

Many states restrict what kinds of birth - mother expenses the adoptive parent is allowed to reimburse.

Nothing in the TSNP in any way restricted what parents could feed their own children, whether the food was provided in a home - packed lunch, a snack brought from home for a child's consumption at school, or as birthday treats sent in by a parent or grandparent.

No foods are problematic for all babies, so there's no need to restrict what you eat right away.

Some may restrict what teachers are allowed to accept due to concerns of favoritism or inequity.

Fear of not alarming or offending another parent causes you to restrict what children do on playdates for fear of alienating the other parent.