Sentence examples for as being restricted from inspiring English sources

(Ever felt rushed out at the end of a late evening meal?) But it's not quite as simple as being restricted to a seven-hour day; the hospitality industry has allowances for longer days, within certain rules, and plenty of chefs put the time in.

As a result, Article 21, which prevents the encroachment of life or personal liberty by the State except in accordance with the procedure established by law, was, until 1978, construed narrowly as being restricted to executive action.

Having boiled off the mind of the religious ritualist, the author goes on to define religious discourse as being restricted to concerns of ritual fidelity, with the opposition between truth and error existing in some outside realm; the specter of Gould's non-overlapping magisteria rearing its ugly head where the now obliterated head of the author's imaginary religious ritualist once sat.

Estimating the switch frequency from published studies only should be challenged, as available data are scarce and exhibit several limitations, such as being restricted to antibiotic-resistant populations, specific age groups or invasive infections [18].

For bird distribution data, we used Fishpool and Evans [43] who classified 116 of our study species as being restricted to the Guinea-Congolian forest biome [33], spanning from east Guinea to west D.R. Congo and southwards to Congo and Gabon.

Further, several domains were identified as being restricted to phytobacteria and Eukaryotes.

This is especially important for a clipped or thin-skinned horse, or a horse that as been restricted to a stable.

Denying health-care providers access to chemical information for patient care purposes is unprecedented, as is restricting disclosure to individuals who are exposed.

All Ju 87 As were restricted to 250 kg weapons (although during the Spanish Civil War missions were conducted without the gunner).

He says international law only permits the death penalty in cases where the crimes committed are considered "most serious" and human rights bodies have consistently defined those as being "being restricted to murder and other forms of intentional killing".

As long as we are restricted to the known attacks, this is only a minor problem.