Sentence examples similar to foreseen restrictions from inspiring English sources
Women's groups foresaw restrictions on abortion rights.
We do not foresee restrictions in their use, and in our opinion it would be a pity to renounce these models.
(GP 4, female, Central region of the Netherlands, practice in healthcare center) At the same time, the GPs foresaw restrictions on the patients' freedom to choose a particular vaccine: Well, see, assume that you could give it as one shot, then that would be easier, it would be less work, but then there might be people who say they want the one shot but not the other.
Overall, the ring test showed that both evaluation methods provide similar results regarding the relevance evaluation of a study, even though a differentiation between "relevant without restrictions" and "relevant with restrictions" is not foreseen in the Klimisch system.
Since the migration expert foresees more future restrictions in Sweden, a slightly lower target level is assumed for this country.
Frank Pasquale proposes letting subjects "annotate" public information about them; and Levmore foresees an inevitable restriction of anonymity or pseudonymity.
The albedo changes observed are helpful to confirm the close cause-effect relationship between these parameters and the snow albedo, and to foresee that traffic restriction may allow for more stable snowpack conditions.
In the rest of the world, Australia, the EU and the United States are foreseen to purchase more rice in 2008, unlike the Russian Federation, where tariffs and shipping restrictions may further depress rice deliveries to the country.
He had foreseen her suicide.
