Sentence examples for general restriction from inspiring English sources
America suffered from OPEC's general restriction of production, along with everyone else.
In 1798 it was determined that this prohibition applies only to criminal laws and is not a general restriction on retroactive legislation.
While some scenes do involve walking around, the general restriction on your movement and actions can feel jarring, given that it's an accurate representation of Minecraft that you're walking around in.
Thus, a general restriction can address all relevant emission routes and is considered the appropriate regulatory measure for short-chain PFASs under REACH.
As outlined below, this is not a general restriction but specific to the aberrations of the mirror used in our experiments.
In order to achieve their additivity, the theory of the general restriction (GR -estimator [Knottnerus P., 2003. Sample Survey Theory: Some PythaGR -estimatorctives. Springer, New York] is used.
As general restrictions for the design of Oxyfuel pulverised coal-fired (PC) steam generators are commonly known, the purpose of this work is to show general restrictions for the design of an Oxyfuel coal-fired steam generator using a circulating fluidised bed combustor (CFBC) with external heat exchangers (EHEs).
Trade is disrupted by checkpoints, the separation wall, and general restrictions on the movement of people and goods.
I strongly support the second amendment and I am against new laws that would impose greater, general restrictions on law-abiding gun owners.
In short, the structure of the group of gauge transformations in a particular gauge theory entails general restrictions on the way in which the field described by that theory can interact with other fields and elementary particles.
That stipulates a minimum greenhouse gas emissions saving of 60% compared with fossil fuel assessed across a lifecycle that considers the emissions associated with cultivation, processing and transport of the biomass, together with general restrictions on the use of materials from land important on carbon or biodiversity grounds.
