Sentence examples for appropriately limited from inspiring English sources

Additional limitations arise from the appropriately limited scope of the metabolic network reconstruction.

"The feature itself was also appropriately limited in terms of detail".

But Ofcom today issued a statement to "remind television broadcasters of the need to ensure that all material broadcast pre-watershed which features violent scenes is appropriately limited".

Ofcom said that the segment was unlikely to have been seen by many children and that the bondage discussion had been "appropriately limited".

The media regulator decided the editing of the clip meant the broadcaster had "appropriately limited" footage so the moment of the death of the police officer was not shown.

In particular, we concluded it was in the public interest to broadcast footage of this breaking news story, and that the footage was appropriately limited so as not to cause undue offence".

It simply, and appropriately, limits how campaign speech can be financed.

"CISA's prescribed mechanism for sharing of cyber threat information does not sufficiently protect users' privacy or appropriately limit the permissible uses of information shared with the government.

"While some of the footage clearly had the potential to cause offence, we noted it was in the public interest for broadcasters to cover such a significant event, and the footage was handled appropriately, limiting the potential to cause offence," said the spokesman.

Appropriately limiting the kind of desires, to avoid all such counterexamples, would likely require building a relation to pleasure into the desires, thus giving up the explanatory project of characterizing pleasure in terms of desire.

The paper describes how the concept of probabilistic confidence can be applied to evaluate and appropriately limit the probabilities of failure attributable to particular uncertainties such as design errors that may critically affect the dependability of risk-acceptance decisions.