Sentence examples for exceptional restrictions from inspiring English sources

O'Toole was required to uphold the jury's May recommendation that Tsarnaev be sentenced to death, but Rogers urged him to place exceptional restrictions on Tsarnaev's incarceration wherever possible.

There aren't exceptional restrictions preventing such a move: MetroPCS would owe T-Mobile's parent, Deutsche Telekom, a $150 million breakup fee if it accepted a deal from another suitor.

R.PabI is an exceptional restriction enzyme that functions as a DNA glycosylase.

R.PabI is an exceptional restriction enzyme that acts as a sequence-specific DNA glycosylase.

In exceptional cases, restrictions may be placed by law on the exercise of the rights contained in paragraph 2 in the interests of the patient [ 27].

Brian Waterland Lincolnshire Zara Aziz (It's a painful list of ailments we can't treat, Society, 8 April) is misleading on restrictions for exceptional funding, now called individual funding requests.

After analyzing decades of national mortality statistics, federal researchers reported last year that exceptional thinness, a logical consequence of calorie restriction, was associated with an increased risk of death.

The article suggests that government agency restrictions on public statements by employees are exceptional, but they are not.

It is hard to understand, however, why these restrictions were imposed only on the seven companies that "received exceptional help" from taxpayers.

Restriction of most species to the continental shelves make ariids an exceptional marine fish group to infer historical biogeography scenarios (although see [ 14] for evidence of recent transoceanic dispersal in Galeichthys).

One of the most intriguing features of this genome is its exceptional plasticity, characterized by a very large number of long repeated sequences, and genes encoding transposases and putative restriction enzymes.