Sentence examples for implies limits from inspiring English sources

Liberals share with many conservatives a belief in individual freedom that implies limits on the powers of the state (and lately liberals have been freedoms more reliable allies).

An organic label, for instance, implies limits on the chemicals (like pesticides) used to grow the coffee, while a fair trade seal should signal better treatment of workers and communities.

It is demonstrated that the nesting of scales described in these relationships implies limits to the retrieval of absolute concentrations of any biochemical constituents or absolute quantities of the amount of scattering material from hyperspectral observations of total scattering.

The principle of equal advancement of interests also implies limits to what can be up for democratic control and so the infinite regress noted above is avoided.

M. pneumoniae is a genetically conserved organism, which implies limits to potential typing targets; most frequently used is P1, the main adhesin and most immunogenic protein, where sequence variation occurs mainly in the 2 copies of repetitive elements RepMP2/3 and RepMP4 of the P1-encoding locus mpn141.

Limited options implies limited competition, and thus, most often, lesser service at greater prices.

"Fitch maintains its view that the nominal deficit target implies limited fiscal flexibility to respond to modest adverse economic shocks".

The recent share price run implies limited upside to our unchanged price target [of £12], but easyJet remains our key pick in the airlines sector and we retain our buy.

Determinacy implies limit, limit implies space, space implies infinity of other spaces, of other perspectives, of other contexts.

2-D digitising an object is, as it implies, limited by the effect of distortion by the planar image on the 3-D object.

IBC provides 'human description' of the location (such as 'near Birtilla, east of Mosul' or 'behind al-Faiha'a hospital, central Basra') which implies limited spatial accuracy.