Object

• access: We do not want to restrict access to our journal.

• freedom: However is this not restricting the individuals freedom to interact with the work?

• availability: Restricting the availability of parking has been found to be the single most effective measure in persuading people to leave their cars at home.

• flow: A dam is built across a river to restrict the flow of water.

• movement: Do not restrict movement or place anything in their mouth.

• scope: The content and scale of study are prescribed and locational contexts stipulated which restricts scope for innovation.

Subject

• limitation: This means that we will not be restricted by the limitations of producing a program for mass distribution.

• copyright: The acts restricted by copyright are: copying, adapting, developing, adding value, broadcasting and commercially exploiting.

• lack: Its further growth was restricted by lack of good transport and lack of any power source.

Adjective complement

• due: Before that I was very restricted due to joint & muscle pain, and now I feel like my life is back on track.

Modifying Another Word

• severely: Many more patients ' lives are severely restricted by dialysis.

• unduly: The members were also concerned that the development should not unduly restrict or impair access to the adjacent properties.

• unnecessarily: Documents can be made available subject to licensing conditions but these must not unnecessarily restrict possibilities for re-use and cannot restrict competition.

Used with why or when

• what: The interface itself does not restrict what you use to index the metadata.

• where: The Regulation restricts where insolvency proceedings can be opened to the country where the debtor has his " center of main interests " .

Present participle complement

• accord: I'm not sure wether the download rate can be further restricted according to what sv_maxrate or sv_dl_maxrate is set to on the server.

Preposition: by

• limitation: This means that we will not be restricted by the limitations of producing a program for mass distribution.

• copyright: The acts restricted by copyright are: copying, adapting, developing, adding value, broadcasting and commercially exploiting.

• lack: Its further growth was restricted by lack of good transport and lack of any power source.

• law: The supply of the full Register of Electors ( containing details of everyone who has registered ) is restricted by law.