Sentence examples for geographical limitations from inspiring English sources

"Agreements often include geographical limitations, and limits round how long the money may be kept for".

Those are some serious geographical limitations.

Ripley was not entirely satisfied with this invitation, because of its geographical limitations.

They still apply geographical limitations and don't consider Syrians to be refugees in Turkey, but 'guests'guests

The judges privately say there are no geographical limitations on candidates for the openings.

In urban areas, physical and geographical limitations make extravagant bathroom features like an ornate garden or a sweeping view rare.

This geographical limitation limits the generalizability of these findings.

Asylum is not on offer for Africans and other non-Europeans in Turkey, which retains a "geographical limitation" to the Geneva Refugee Convention, effectively limiting asylum to refugees from Europe.

Family doctors throughout the UK deal on a daily basis with this geographical limitation of resources.

"I don't think there could be any geographical limitation put on this code of practice," she said.

Turkey would have to lift the geographical limitation to accede to the European Union, Mr. Kirisci conceded.