Sentence examples for imposed limits to from inspiring English sources

The Charter of the Forest imposed limits to privatisation.

A herd-level factor considered by many to be a key contributor to the amount of NO3-N leached from dairy pastures is stocking rate (SR), and some countries have imposed limits to reduce the risk of NO3-N loss to groundwater.

The Charter of the Forest imposed limits to privatization.

High-volume data impose limits to storage technologies, processing capabilities and database modelling.

It is important to define and impose limits to our generosity.

Therefore, performance and preference are not expected to impose limits to host range in our study species.

1) The dispersion of phenotypes is expected to be lower in the constrained sex because the modelled constraints impose limits to evolutionary diversification.

Cellular elements, in particular the ribosomes on the surface of the nucleoid, impose limits to the number of large expressed spirals.

This network of interactions constrains (channels) evolution; restricts the pathways it takes and by imposing limits to phenotype space defines the rules by which it works (Hansen, 2006; Gompel and Prud'homme, 2009; Stern and Orgogozo, 2009).

Hundreds of people lined up outside banks in Myanmar, fearful for their savings after the authorities imposed limits on withdrawals to slow a run on deposits, witnesses said.

As food prices have soared worldwide in recent months, many countries with a food surplus have imposed limits on exports to retain supplies for their own populations.