Sentence examples for enforced limitations from inspiring English sources

She also enforced limitations on Christian under Riley Choate's direction, reportedly telling Christian's sister to feed him only Asian noodles through the cage for all his meals, according to the Associated Press.

The enforced limitation of grammar school places by the 1998 act has effectively reversed Butler's 1944 reforms in that it has largely returned a grammar school education to those whose money can enhance their child's prospect of a place, and excluded many of those whom the reforms were intended to benefit.

But for species that live in the sea, or that can take to the air such as birds or insects, there will be no enforced limitation to taking advantage of the short term benefits of extensive outbreeding.

Working with celluloid also enforces limitations on how his films are shot and edited.

If so, why is the word so conspicuously avoided?Stephen MorrisCoorparoo, AustraliaSIR – Populism in America reached its height in the late 19th century and was embodied in the Populist Party, which proposed policies such as nationalising the railroads and enforcing limitations on private property.

That cultural change happened when public awareness about the health risks increased and attitudes changed, then it was politically possible to bring about public policy to codify and enforce limitations on smoking.

With roadways limited relative to the population, the government has enforced strict limitations on automobile ownership and placed heavy emphasis on the development of public transportation.

To avoid self-heating of the microcantilevers, designers are enforced to some limitations concerning the minimum widths of metal piezoresistors of at least 2 μm.

While the limitations enforced by thermodynamic consistency on the binary parameters seriously affect the quantitative accuracy with which correlations can be achieved, the van Laar equations are capable of describing qualitatively a variety of complex phenomena.

Host limitations enforced through louseborne transmission are less applicable for the tickborne forms of relapsing fever.

President Obama was on solid ground legally and morally in deciding to no longer enforce that limitation.