Sentence examples for direct restriction from inspiring English sources
"Some represent a direct restriction on their ability to get information to make stories work.
Energy is a direct restriction to the working life of an underwater mooring platform (UMP).
To study this question we extend the existing p-cycle network design theory to include the capability of direct restriction of protection path lengths, rather than indirect restriction through cycle circumference limits.
Wisconsin's direct restriction of collective bargaining rights for government employees was the most blatant example until now.
Speaking of the aggregate limits on Tuesday, Roberts said, "It seems to me to be a very direct restriction" on donations that, individually, Congress has decided do not pose a corruption threat.
The author, Jessica Sharpe, criticized the Court's thesis that the role of the attorney is that of an advocate such that a restriction on the attorney served as a direct restriction of advocacy.
The negative effects of bid credits and resale can be mitigated through direct restrictions on resale, tight caps on credits, reserve prices, anonymous bidding, and enhanced competition.
Whatever measures they might seek to persuade reluctant international partners like Russia to sign on, these will not include direct restrictions on food.
It was this fear, Samuelson recalled, that led to direct restrictions on wages and prices — so called prices and incomes policies — but these measures didn't have much success.
Although this provision did not impose direct restrictions on the President's power to pardon, the Court held that the Congress could not in any manner limit the full legal effect of the President's power.
Unlike Germany and some other lands, Britain is not planning direct restrictions on immigration from the 10 new members from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean, which are set to swell the ranks of the European Union to 25 on May 1. Germany and Austria have imposed limitations on labor movement from Eastern Europe for up to seven years after enlargement, according to the German Labor Ministry.
