Sentence examples for in view of the restrictive from inspiring English sources

For real solutions it has been proposed to calculate GE by combining the equations derived separately for regular solutions and for athermal solutions, but, in view of the restrictive and mutually inconsistent assumptions that were made in deriving these two equations, the proposal has met with only limited success.

In view of the potential side effects, more restrictive recommendations for sport need to be developed.

Dealing with W 1, p -solutions is anyway very much restrictive in view of the fact that, typically, distributional solutions to measure data problems do not enjoy this regularity.

The second request relates to the proposal for a Council regulation imposing certain specific restrictive measures directed against certain persons and entities in view of the situation in Côte d'Ivoire.

In view of the probabilistic meaning of σ described in (2), such assumptions do not seem to be very restrictive and are fulfilled in the usual examples.

Thus, a security proof within the Rhee et al. KGA model may not be able to fully capture security against KGA in view of its restrictive adversary definition.

In view of their rather restrictive definition, it was natural to guess that that instabilities of safe branches indicate instabilities of the underlying alignments.

In a press release about the decision, the court noted that while it was questionable whether the complainant could have had a reasonable expectation of privacy in view of his employer's restrictive regulations on Internet use (of which he had been informed), it judged that an employer's instructions "could not reduce private social life in the workplace to zero".

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit adopted a restrictive view of the statute in United States v. Papagno, a case in which a government agency sought to recover $160,000 it spent on an internal investigation of suspected theft.

Whilst there have been cases in some states where a very expansive definition has been used, these cases are not the norm.58 In Europe59 the ECHR represents a more restrictive view of the right to life with regards to healthcare and related practices.

"For the first time, the White House is considering stepping in and seeking to impose the Navy's restrictive view of the statute on the entire federal government".