Sentence examples similar to circumscribed relation from inspiring English sources

He had defeated the conspiracy of architecture, the tyranny by which the buildings that women and men had built had taken control of them, circumscribed their relations, confined their movements.

Although the genus is well circumscribed within the Primulaceae in relation to the floral traits, the species delimitation is often uncertain, due to the remarkable homogeneity of the morphology and the ecology of many species.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

Relations have been circumscribed since the early 1990's over human rights abuses there.

But relations have been circumscribed since the early 1990's over human rights abuses.

Prior to 1763 many of the clergy's edicts had been ignored by the larger society, while the political power of the bishop had been inconsequential compared with that of the governor and intendant; the latter two officials often circumscribed church authority in matters such as relations with the Indians.

It said that "students and scholars have been subjected to profiling, surveillance and civil rights violations that have circumscribed their freedom of political expression, particularly in relation to the issue of human rights in Palestine-Israel".

In both cases, cinema took center stage in the public discussion of US-Iranian relations, and the way both films were circumscribed and overwhelmed by international politics demonstrates the limits of cultural products to communicate in ways that defy those politics.

Relators' investigative efforts would be severely circumscribed by either Order".

A strategy assumes a place that can be circumscribed as proper and thus serve as the basis for generating relations with an exterior distinct from it.

The intimacy is circumscribed.