Sentence examples similar to a contextual limit from inspiring English sources

Writing for the majority of the court, Chief Justice Roberts held that the travel ban "does not exceed any contextual limit on the President's authority". The Court held that Section 1182(f) of the INA exudes deference to the President in every clause, that is to say, that it is for the President and not the court to make such decisions in the normal course of events.

We chose an upper contextual limit of M=3 for the two-way task and M=2 for the four-way task, based on the results of the previous experiments.

The paper introduces the metaphor of the 'T-Shaped Buyer' to explain the empirical findings and, while acknowledging the contextual limits of the study, suggests that this metaphor may cause both academics and practitioners to reflect on normative thinking.

It has been shown that the combination of using a quasi-experimental design and not having demographic data on student users constitutes a contextual factor that limits the boundaries for generalizing outcomes (Shavelson and Towne, 2002).

So the search was for a contextual frame that could be applied to a social practice of any kind where cultural mediation was not limited only to the linguistic means or heavily dependent on 'social conventions'?

Q.What is a contextual menu?

Bopara comes on and is milked, a contextual panacea.

"We wanted a contextual relationship to the neighborhood," he said.

Nouvel says that he views himself as a contextual architect.

That earlier project, one of my favorite Johnson designs, was also a contextual essay.

Providing a contextual background are 45 photographs of Edmondson and his environment by Edward Weston, Consuelo Kanaga and Louise Dahl-Wolfe.