Sentence examples for degree limits from inspiring English sources

Nor does that Amendment grant the press protection from any law which in any fashion or to any degree limits or restricts its right to report truthful information.

In severely cold areas, the freezing of outdoor pipes and collectors is one of the most serious problems, which, to a certain degree, limits the utilization of solar energy and decreases the system economic performance.

Are you finding that your advanced degree limits your career options due to overspecialization?

The current path of global emissions, he warned, would see the two degree limit breached within 30 years.

That would almost entirely use up our carbon budget if we want to stay under the two degree limit.

By the time all the inertia built into the climate and energy system is felt even a severe programme to regulate emissions starting today is likely to see warming blow through the 2 degree limit.

"The main one being that governments actually stick to their targets which they stipulated in terms of implementing policy to move towards a two degree limit in global warming by 2050," said Wilkins.

"Sacred Earth, Sacred Trust" is a worldwide, multi-faith day of prayer & action for the planet and a call for world leaders to commit to a 1.5 degree limit on global temperature rise.

Although this definition of aesthetics is to some degree limiting, most of the research done in the area of experimental aesthetics since the pioneering work of Fechner (1876) is relevant for this overview.

Like all of Furst's protagonists, however, "Serebin is to some degree limited by his own cinematic qualities, with just an edge more fantasy than fiction in his hard-boiled realization: Serebin was a man who had love affairs, one followed another.

At no stage have the ICC allowed any bowler to exceed the 15 degree limit".