Sentence examples for former restriction from inspiring English sources

Allen said the former restriction would have been too expansive, and the latter too difficult to enforce.

During public consultation regarding the restriction dossier (see Fig. 1), more than 600 comments were received by ECHA, much more than in all former restriction processes (see Table 1).

The former restriction enzyme/ligase strategy, even though cheap, suffers from various problems, mainly no suitable restriction enzyme sites in binary vectors compatible for different genes and promoters.

That trend was reversed, however, in 1979, when the former restrictions on the study and practice of music were restored.

Additionally, many of the former restrictions on resource consumption have been greatly lifted.

Congress has passed the legislation you requested easing the former restrictions on transferring detainees to other countries; you now have all the authority you need to close Guantánamo.

However, looking at the former restrictions on human rights in our country starting with slavery, women not being able to vote, blacks being counted as two thirds of a human, segregation, no gays in the military (to list a few) all have gone by the wayside.

The summer of 1990 was the last really cheap summer to visit Eastern Europe, with all the subsidized prices of Communism still in place but few of the former restrictions". During his recent six-month research trip, Stanley discovered that Pannonia Intourist in Budapest (at Jozsef Korut 45) was selling train tickets from Budapest to China for $280 one way (second-class, with sleeper reservations).

In response to Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) infection, IFN α β and IFN γ are critical for control of the bacterium, the former via restriction of macrophage infiltration into the lung and the latter through inhibition of microbial growth [ 66].

Released from the former commercial restrictions, secured against attack, and with the prospect of better administration, the Spanish empire under Charles III assumed a new look.

Examples of the former include restrictions on truck idling and the use of low-sulfur diesel fuel; the latter includes shore-side power for docked ships, and alternative fuels.