Sentence examples for escaping restrictions from inspiring English sources
Because the largest polluters know their only hope for escaping restrictions lies in promoting confusion about global warming.
The sort of naked focus that he applied to Johnny Cash works beautifully on the spiky protest skiffle of songs like "There's a Beast and We All Feed It" and "Slumville Sunrise", the former featuring fast, scuttling patter in the manner of "Subterranean Homesick Blues", the latter just one of several songs about escaping restrictions of circumstance and expectation.
This grew rapidly, fuelled by Wall Street firms that used it to escape restrictions at home.
The panel's deputy chairman, Damon Silvers, a special counsel for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., raised concerns that some big banks might be getting out of the bailout program too soon because they are eager to escape restrictions on executives' pay.
As medical tourism facilitators and other industry members can escape restrictions on their practices if they are developed piecemeal, there is a strong argument for finding ways to increase the information available to medical tourists and raising awareness of the potential negative effects of this practice.
Perhaps the TAS5 vector (11.8 kb) was too large to escape restriction on entering the A95 protoplasts or the gpd A promoter was less efficient in A95 than the trp C promoter.
CA N74D mutant virus can escape restriction from truncated CPSF6, but shows impaired growth compared to wild-type virus 15, 22, 34.
Like the states, the local governments have found means of escaping the restrictions.
Most notably, there are those -- cue the Sad Puppies -- who are nostalgic for the days of so-called Golden Age sci-fi: "Star Trek -like space-Trek -likeentures that offer a means of briefly escadventuresresthattiofferf the real world.
Other commodities will escape the restrictions for at least a year.
Westerners seeking refuge can play at being Indian, and respectable Indian women can escape the restrictions of traditional family life.
