Sentence examples for bound by the same restrictions from inspiring English sources

But Acorn, which is a nonprofit membership corporation under Louisiana law, though subject to federal taxation, is not bound by the same restrictions.

For example, it might specify that if HD programmes can be recorded, they can only be transferred to other devices which it can communicate over a "protected path" (that is, there's a kind of guarantee that they are also bound by the same restrictions).

Now before anyone gets too worried about iPads screwing with aviation instruments, the 50 evaluation pilots are bound by the same restrictions that we normal folk are: the tablets are only to be used pre-flight and when the plane is above 10,000 feet.

They probably won't, but they can, because they're private institutions and not bound by the same restrictions as legal ones.

But if efforts to switch from radio to laser-based systems bear fruit, future missions might not be bound by the same restriction.

Your pet may not arrive at the same time as you, especially since these companies are bound by the same temperature restrictions as commercial airlines.

But Parker, who as a private investigator was not bound by the same legal restrictions as Stick and Fisher, continued to press Jason.

But he is bound by the same ethics guidelines as others.

Mawer is surely bound by the same code of omertà regarding Saudi cash which unites the entire British ruling class.

That means they are bound by the same professional code that exists whenever they see a patient.

"Anyone who teaches medical students or residents should be bound by the same regulations," Dr. Lo said.