Sentence examples for commensurate restriction from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the commensurate restriction of the TRAIL DRs by UL141 is necessary to protect infected DCs from TRAIL-mediated fratricide and/or suicide.

These measures have the potential to block millions of eligible American voters without addressing any problem commensurate with this kind of restriction on voting rights.

5. Countries in the region hosting four million refugees, without commensurate international support, have imposed new restrictions Neighbouring countries have not been compensated for welcoming huge refugee populations, which has put an enormous strain on their infrastructures.

Our system has a sense of proportion, and the degree of restrictions on your ministry should be commensurate with the seriousness of the case they've got against you".

"We should now immediately reciprocate, in more than commensurate manner, on our non-tariff barriers and our visa restrictions".

32 A reduction in I-TF content without a commensurate increase in saturated fats was found in fast food purchases in New York City's restaurants after legislative restriction of I-TF in restaurants.

But is there a commensurate societal concern?

Yet the privileges come without commensurate responsibility.

This is not commensurate with their ability".

Even graduates struggle to find work commensurate with their expertise.

A commensurate shift notably failed to take place in literature.