Sentence examples for circumscribes from inspiring English sources
The word "circumscribes" is a valid word in written English
It means to enclose or define within limits. For example: "The boundaries of the national park circumscribe a vast area of wilderness."
verb
Third person singular of circumscribe
The RBI already circumscribes the freedom of firms to raise money abroad, and in October the regulator put a freeze on "participatory notes", an indirect way for foreigners to play the Indian stockmarket.Might it go further?
That fence circumscribes fourteen hundred acres of land, where the Swiss company Ciba once ran a dye-manufacturing plant, the Toms River Chemical Corporation, which opened in 1952.
The author's third novel is a spooky coming-of-age tale set in West Salem, Massachusetts, a town whose witch-hanging history both captivates and circumscribes the lives of the teen-age girls who reside there.
Every time the Israeli government circumscribes Palestinian rights or territory, the wavering minds of the Arab world inch closer to Islamic extremism.
"Whoever the new president is, this presents massive challenges and profoundly circumscribes how much room they will have to maneuver and pursue new projects," said Laurent Dubois, a Duke University professor who helps direct a team of scholars studying the recovery.
Ms. Bell is not the character she plays, but her career as an actress is to some extent a case study in the ways the industry circumscribes female talent.
Freedom of speech is too important to be circumscribed by conditions determined by individuals or groups to be critical of their own beliefs.
I did not know then, of course, that Richmal Crompton's creation had been famed for his cavalier attitude to life and those who would seek to circumscribe his enjoyment of it ever since he first appeared in 1922.
Competition in product markets is far too circumscribed.
Their "country" – the area over which they can ride – is also increasingly circumscribed by roads, the growth of commercial shooting estates and landowners who no longer give them access because they can't claim a pest control function.
While the enforced changes did not undermine Harris's personal stance, they did prove that press freedom is indeed circumscribed in her newspaper.
