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The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, the only circuit where detainees can challenge their detention, has dramatically restricted the Boumediene ruling.
At the same time, the annealing dramatically restricted MIT resistance change in that film due to VO2 conversion into higher oxides.
"if [prisoners] are injured, their ability to recover compensation has been dramatically restricted by federal legislation".
If Bork had been writing Supreme Court decisions over the last quarter century, rather than angry books and bitter speeches, women's privacy, health, and personal liberty would be dramatically restricted.
Dodd carved out several deep loopholes in the agency's enforcement jurisdiction, placed it under the anti-consumer Federal Reserve, and dramatically restricted its ability to actually write rules by giving the existing, failed bank regulators veto power over any of the new agency's proposals.
Patient´s survival is dramatically restricted due to limited treatment options and advanced stage of disease at presentation [ 5].
Renzi says the reforms will make it easier to pass legislation by dramatically restricting the powers of the senate, a major source of political gridlock.
Moreover, many technologies now used to sample human brain activity at high resolution require opening the skull, dramatically restricting what is possible.
The justices' decision to reconsider the case has raised the prospect that the supreme court could dramatically restrict, or possibly end, the decades-long practice of using racial preferences in the higher education admissions process.
The gastric bypass, which involves creating a small pouch out of the top of the stomach using staples and connecting it to the small intestine, dramatically restricts the amount of food that can be eaten at one sitting.
First, they would dramatically restrict the power and size of the upper house of Italy's national legislature, the Senate, and transfer most legislative authority to the lower house, the Chamber of Deputies.
