Sentence examples for handicaps imposed from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Chicago forbids food trucks from operating within 200 feet of a bricks-and-mortar restaurant, and requires them to have a GPS to ensure compliance, which makes life very hard for them in the downtown business district.Businesses lobby for lots of things they should not have: handouts from the taxpayer, handicaps imposed on their rivals.

The handicap imposed by the awkward notations operated less severely in Fermat's favourite field of study, the theory of numbers; but here, unfortunately, he found no correspondent to share his enthusiasm.

Even if they avoid liquidation, on the football front, their inexperienced squad will struggle to recover from a 15-point handicap imposed for going into administration.

Tracheoesophageal speech significantly improved the quality of life and limited the voice handicap imposed by total laryngectomy.

And then, depending on the event, and on the type and amount of drug taken, a handicap will be imposed -- points deducted, time or distance reduced.

The accidental impact of a vehicle against a supporting structure represents a handicap in modeling the imposed loads for a building.

The self-report questionnaire was originally designed to quantify the handicapping effect of dizziness imposed by vestibular system disease [ 1], but has also been used for persons with dizziness of other origins [ 2- 5].

Despite his handicaps and the hardships they imposed, he lived a full life supported and encouraged by family and friends.

A few days later, he wants to handicap caregivers by imposing a five-patient restriction.

Women do not have such a severe handicap that they must be systematically imposed to be accepted.

A third of Africa's countries are landlocked, a feature that silently imposes huge handicaps on their development.