Sentence examples for consequence of restrictions from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of restrictions to Germany's formerly rather unrestricted laws on asylum and immigration, the number of immigrants seeking asylum or claiming German ethnicity (mostly from the former Soviet Union) has been declining steadily since 2000.
Life history trade-offs have often been assumed to be the consequence of restrictions in the availability of critical resources such as energy and nutrients, which necessitate the differential allocation of resources to costly traits.
Life history trade-offs have often been assumed to be the consequences of restrictions in the availability of critical resources such as energy and nutrients, necessitating differential allocation of resources to costly traits [1].
We continue to employ over 300 Palestinians, but we have struggled in recent years as a consequence of Israeli restrictions.
Which, I would hazard a guess, is a direct consequence of the restrictions imposed on one's legs by jerk fans' favourite trousers: skinny jeans.
Yet a poll recently commissioned by International Policy Network shows that 57% of Britons believe that the UK should not implement Kyoto if it causes economic harm and job losses - an inevitable consequence of its restrictions on emissions.
In the last trimester does were able to substantially but not fully compensate for live weight losses or penalties induced as a consequence of energy restrictions during the middle trimester.
As discussed in the introduction, one of the key issues regarding migration duration in China lies in the prevailing non-voluntary separation of migrants and their left-behind children as a social consequence of the restrictions imposed by the hukou system and education policies.
The consequence of these restrictions may be an important decommissioning of existing biogas or bioenergy plants that can be expected to start in the next decade as shown in Chapter 4. Another study [10] also came to the conclusion that remuneration schemes are insufficient for biogas installation in the future.
After analyzing decades of national mortality statistics, federal researchers reported last year that exceptional thinness, a logical consequence of calorie restriction, was associated with an increased risk of death.
