Sentence examples for enough restrictions from inspiring English sources
Some of Mr. Schroeder's concerns are practical: he says New York already has enough restrictions on guns, and pulls out a plastic binder containing Article 265 of the State Penal Law, on firearms and dangerous weapons, to demonstrate how voluminous the existing laws already are.
A 2015 audit by the Fed board's Office of Inspector General found the board was not adequately scanning databases for vulnerabilities or putting enough restrictions on system access.
Republican Senators Sessions, Cornyn, Kyl, and other hard-liners will ensure that when the final product emerges, enough restrictions will be added that very few will actually qualify.
As mentioned above, the development of compressive forces enhances CAA capacity and the transverse beam in the 3D specimen does not have enough restriction at its ends for the development of an axial force and arching action.
To introduce multiple DNA fragments into a vector we need to use multiple restriction enzymes but sometimes enough restriction enzymes sites may not be available.
The papacy promptly condemned the so-called limpieza de sangre, or "blood purity," requirement, but soon enough such restrictions spread, taking firm hold on the Catholic imagination.
Oddly enough, the restrictions at Georgetown do not apply to other institutions with collections of Graham Greene's documents, like the Henry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
He said disclosure of a scientist's conflict, as is currently required, would no longer be enough; new restrictions will be necessary, he maintained.
Somewhat surprisingly, the disruption of only one functional restriction enzyme was enough to overcome restriction as a barrier to transformation of C. bescii by E. coli DNA.
The drop was not enough to prompt restrictions, but it showed what could happen if a bigger fire hit.
Sure enough, when travel restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians (imposed when their countries joined the EU) were lifted on January 1st, newspapers and politicians fretted.
