Sentence examples for explicit restriction from inspiring English sources

Travel industry representatives in both the US and UK point out that because there has been no explicit restriction placed against travel to Europe - the advice is to maintain vigilance - jittery travellers are unlikely to be able to receive a refund or compensation.

Increasing the number of individuals selected to contribute, or setting an explicit restriction on ΔF could lead to an acceptable recovery without losing too much genetic diversity, but it has to be assessed in each particular situation and decide if this increase in inbreeding is acceptable to obtain a certain recovery of the native genetic alleles.

Explicit restrictions are in place in Article 3 of the agreement.

Measures include explicit restrictions on connected lending, better accounting standards and greater disclosure of financial information (and not just for the banks).

And while other countries may not have explicit restrictions against the country, there's still a sort of stigma attached to doing business with the North Koreans.

Worst case, a judge rules the raw data must be turned over and empowers a monitor with explicit restrictions on how Congress uses the information.

Although the Korean government has no explicit restrictions on outside I.S.P. competition, the country is considered to be among the most commercially protected markets in the region.

Furthermore, it permits explicit restrictions on what counts as a legitimate reason for preference, or in other words, what properties legitimately feature in an outcome description; such restrictions may help to clarify the normative commitments of EU theory.

It must be more than simply giving certain people the authority to govern on our behalf since that seems compatible with implicit or explicit restrictions upon what they can or cannot do.

But many schools have vague policies or no explicit restrictions at all on consensual relationships between faculty and students.

No explicit restrictions are evident for both short-term and long-term investments in human resources for health.