Sentence examples for be interpreted to limit from inspiring English sources

The foregoing requirement shall not be interpreted to limit the ability of the Administrator to impose additional security measures on a foreign air carrier or an air carrier when the Administrator determines that a specific threat warrants such additional measures.

According to Human Rights Watch, constitutional articles that give the state power to protect "the true nature of the Egyptian family" and "ethics and morals and public order" could be interpreted to limit fundamental rights.

We'll all have to wait and see whether that changes that in the near future, and how the public trust doctrine is interpreted to limit private development on public parks.

In Zadvydas v. Davis, the court held that because detention longer than six months could raise serious constitutional problems, the statute should be interpreted to avoid those problems by limiting detention of a deportable alien who did not pose a risk to the community.

In particular, the multiply reactivated Middle Bore Fault forms a major crustal boundary and is interpreted to mark the northern limit of the Gawler Craton.

Rare scattered vacuolation of cardiac myofibres were interpreted to be within normal limits.

The strong negative relationship to MST is also in agreement with the reported association of G. pyrenaicus with cold mountain streams [26], [36] and its biogeographic history, which has also been interpreted to indicate high temperatures as a limiting factor [37].

Justice Stevens, in his eloquent, essential dissent in the Supreme Court's "Heller" case, shows that the history of the Second Amendment "makes abundantly clear that the Amendment should not be interpreted as limiting the authority of Congress to regulate the use or possession of firearms for purely civilian purposes".

The language adopted by the IPCC, and in particular how uncertainty is communicated by using different ranges for certainty and confidence levels, has been seen as unhelpful (Patt and Schrag, 2003; Budescu et al., 2009, 2014), which could be interpreted as limiting its salience and legitimacy as a tool according to the Cash attributes.

The court said the section of the constitution allowing the commonwealth to legislate for "marriage" should not be interpreted as being limited "only to the status of marriage, the institution reflected in that status, or the rights and obligations attached to it, as they stood at federation" in 1901.

Of the 59 practices approached, just over a third agreed to participate, and just over a quarter completed the programme which may be interpreted as limiting generalisability.