Sentence examples for amounts to restricting from inspiring English sources

In fact, it amounts to restricting China's development".

Indeed, choosing a small value of τ amounts to restricting the focus of our nearest neighbor search to those points that lie both spatially and temporally close to that being classified, which are indeed more likely to belong to the correct trace.

To defend itself against the recent legal claim, the Motion Picture Association of America MPAAA) has said that prohibiting smoking imagery in films would amount to restricting free speech under the first amendment.

The trigger for its dire warning comes from the failure of the global community to reduce carbon emissions by anywhere near the amount needed to restrict temperature rises.

We injected only very small amounts of viral suspension to restrict the transfected volume and the injection pipettes were removed slowly 10-15 minutes after the injection was finished to avoid backflow along the pipette tract.

For centuries Parliament seemed content to restrict the amounts that the sovereign levied while letting him spend the money as he pleased.

Then Wednesday night, the government announced measures to restrict the amounts that individuals and local companies could invest overseas without seeking approval.

Specifically, an extract of P. vulgaris characterized by a high phytohemoagglutinin content was mixed to the diet; genetically obese Zucker rats were exposed to restricted daily amounts of food to ensure ingestion of the entire daily dose of phytohemoagglutinin by all rats.

But I wouldn't want to restrict the amount of work experience on offer either.

"Banks are continuing to restrict the amount of money that they are willing to lend, with them looking to strengthen, rather than expand, their balance sheets," she said.

The obvious remedy would be to restrict the amount of fishing going on, as lobstermen have traditionally done in some communities.