Sentence examples for explicitly restricted from inspiring English sources

It was explicitly restricted to revise the Articles, but ended up recommending more fundamental changes.

Pinckney and his fellow Southern delegates must have been delighted to see that the committee had included three provisions that explicitly restricted the Congress' authority in ways favorable to Southern interests.

The discussion pertains to general pharmacometric applications of nonlinear mixed-effect models, unless explicitly restricted to latent variable models.

In most cases (165/256) it was unclear whether the searches had been restricted by language; only 15% (38/256) explicitly restricted by language and 21% (53/256) explicitly did not.

Thirteen departments do not explicitly restrict officers from deploying their ECWs if a suspect is already in handcuffs and does not pose an exceptional threat.

At the start of the Second World War, the United States was the only developed nation other than Germany to explicitly restrict citizenship on the basis of race — a common ground that became increasingly uncomfortable as Nazi atrocities came to light.

"Candor of this type defies common sense and does not exactly inspire confidence!" Leon also struck a blow for judicial review of government surveillance practices even when Congress explicitly restricts the ability of citizens to sue for relief.

"You would never say to a person who suffered a crime, 'Sorry, we're going to let this guy further destroy your life' .In Massachusetts no law explicitly restricts the parental rights of men who father a child through rape.

However, we do not explicitly restrict the age range.

(They do not explicitly restrict talk of 'systematic patterns' to ones that are effectively calculable).

China's biggest microblogging service has introduced a code of conduct explicitly restricting the type of messages that can be posted.