Sentence examples similar to circumscribed in application from inspiring English sources

Moral rights are defined and circumscribed in entirely distinct sections.

The genera and species are remarkably circumscribed in area; many are found in one spot alone.

As noted above, African Americans were sharply circumscribed in the post-war years in where they were permitted to live.

To be sure, the right to counsel of choice "is circumscribed in several important respects". Wheat, supra, at 159.

"Lesions from MS are still described as being 'ovoid' in shape and 'well circumscribed' in character.

and the results have been circumscribed in Tables 1, 2, 3, and 4 respectively.

Basically, Entitle's "ownership" appears to be circumscribed in a manner similar to lots of other digital content.

Under present rules, observers must be invited and may be closely circumscribed in their movements.

Hizbut, already banned or circumscribed in some countries, is estimated to have tens of thousands of members in Indonesia.

What circumscribes the application of this instrument most is the finite population residing in Canton, the largest city in Southern China.

For example, in Ireland, where freedom of information legislation was introduced in 1997 with a very liberal initial regime, the right of access was quickly circumscribed shortly before its application was to be extended to cover cabinet and other government papers.