Sentence examples for create restrictions. from inspiring English sources
As it stands currently, foreign buyers can own land directly, but Mr. Gallagher said it was possible the government would create restrictions in the future.
There is, Mr. Fish argues, no way to settle this conflict; both views create restrictions, even the so-called "open" one.
This is made of sheets of carbon, inside which electrons can flow smoothly, but between which they cannot easily jump.The materials Dr Brooks and his colleagues are planning to use in their experiment have more complex molecular structures than graphite, but they work in essentially the same way to create restrictions on where electrons can go.
The commission, of which Mr. Garment was co-chairman, said that government should not create restrictions based on content, and recommended that the law should reaffirm "the high place the nation accords to fostering mutual respect for the disparate beliefs and values among us".
"There was no way to create restrictions that were constitutional and would give the church the restructuring they thought they bargained for," Mr. Ewing said, adding that a "severability clause" in the original deal would ultimately protect full rights of free speech.
As a developer, this can create restrictions on your creative freedom.
These primers create restriction sites for ApaI and NheI (underlined), respectively.
The DNA of the recombinant plasmid pBAD/insMKg was extracted and digested with selected restriction enzymes in order to create restriction maps of the construct.
Intermarriage complicated Daniel's preparations in other ways, because it created restrictions on who was permitted to kill whom.
The ultimate self-made, self-taught man, Tarzan ratified the "widespread sense that modern technological civilization created restrictions, frustrations, ordinariness that entailed special losses for men".
The owner said the country's contentious new news media law had killed the magazine by creating restrictions that threatened to strangle a free press.
