Sentence examples for in effect restricted from inspiring English sources
It may also review a private lawsuit against Harvard that alleges diversity initiatives have in effect restricted Asian-American admissions.
Sometimes, claims regarding the usefulness of logic in the methodology of the empirical sciences are, in effect, restricted to such rudimentary applications.
These postulates in effect restricted the constructions to the use of the so-called Euclidean tools i.e., a compass and a straightedge or unmarked ruler.
Then in 1991, as soldiers returned from the Persian Gulf, Tom Cusick, the president of the Fifth Avenue Association, struck deals with city and state officials that in effect restricted the veterans' numbers in Midtown by making the most congested sidewalks, particularly those on major avenues, off limits.
When a drug produced by a joint venture of Dupont and Merck, the blood thinner Coumadin, faced a generic challenge, the companies hired a battery of lobbyists to press state legislators and pharmacy boards to adopt rules that, in effect, restricted the ability of pharmacists to substitute the generic for the brand drug.
Collective bargaining, in effect, restricted what unions could do in the U.S. as compared to what they were doing in countries of Western Europe.
A New York assemblyman has proposed a bill to increase oversight of informants and in effect restrict their use.
The proposal to allow migrant workers to keep home welfare payments (in effect restricting their access to UK benefits) for up to a year after moving to the UK is being developed by Belgium's EU labour mobility commissioner, Marianne Thyssen.
Our worry concerns the way the post-ELSI story seems to become a mainstream story that, in effect, restricts the scope of ELSI.
These first two ways of amending the RTT both, in effect, restrict the notion of a revision sequence, by putting constraints on which of our revision sequences really count as acceptable revision sequences.
In 2014, provisions of the new health care law passed in March will go into effect, restricting insurance companies from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions.
