Sentence examples for formally restricted from inspiring English sources

The poems are not formally restricted to any particular metre or stanza pattern.

Those limits moved from custom to law in 1991, when Congress formally restricted the Fed's ability to help failing banks.

However, under a sudden rule change because of fears of covert Chinese influence, they will now be formally restricted to Australian citizens.

To preserve free speech and privacy in the face of that power, Ms. Kagan will need to explore the ways that giant media corporations can threaten liberty, even if they are not formally restricted by the Constitution.

Access to WIA core services is not limited by federal legislation, but higher levels of service are formally restricted to those in targeted groups, which includes workers with poor work histories (Adult program) and those who have been laid off (Dislocated Worker program).

The U.S. itself has not formally restricted lead content in industrial paints.

Since 2010 students' unions have adopted charitable status, formally restricting political campaigns to issues of immediate concern.

The essence of this approach is that the same decision errors that often result in people inadvertently harming themselves can instead help them by rearranging the details of their decisions without formally restricting or otherwise significantly altering their choice sets (Luoto and Carman 2014).

Formally, the (restricted) input can be described as a six-tuple Q : = ( S, E, F, k I, co ), with the same notations as above.

He recalls that Jews were formally and informally restricted from many professions, since certain law firms, hospitals and businesses wouldn't hire Jews in the 1940s and '50s.

The United States, in this case, decided not to turn Brown over to the Japanese authorities before he was formally indicted and restricted Brown to base on Camp Courtney.