Sentence examples for intended limitations from inspiring English sources

Netlog took extensive steps to access internal Facebook APIs and deliberately compromised intended limitations of our platform.

This could be considered a violation of Facebook Platform Policy I.3 that states "You must not circumvent (or claim to circumvent) our intended limitations on core Facebook features and functionality".

In turn, this intended limitation allowed us to study other factors since it decreased the role of birthweight in MC.

"Given the inconsistent manner in which the term has been used, it is entirely probable that in 1986, when Congress added [section] 9658 to CERCLA, it intended 'statute of limitations' to include precisely the type of ten-year limitation that we are dealing with here," said the majority in their ruling.

The effort limitations intended to reduce this effect were insufficient to adequately limit fishing mortality in targeted fisheries, although fishers experienced them as prohibiting the full uptake of other quotas.

The TPP would also undermine "fair use" limitations intended to protect freedom of speech from overzealous copyright enforcement, harshen criminal prosecution for whistleblowers and journalists, and open the door for global internet censorship by setting up a system to remove allegedly "infringing" content from the web without a court order.

This review focuses mainly on experimental and theoretical studies, rather than field experiences, intended to illustrate limitations of current knowledge in this area and lead to new research endeavors.

With a better understanding of ground effect, the team further developed the BT49C for the 1981 season, incorporating a hydropneumatic suspension system to avoid ride height limitations intended to reduce downforce.

All IVDs must have adequate analytical and clinical performances and meet labeling requirements on, intended use, warnings, limitations, interpretation of results and performance summary.

The Internal Revenue Service considers the policy an M.E.C. if the investor has paid in all the premiums due over the first seven years — a limitation intended to prevent the rapid financing of tax-free benefits.

The limitations are intended to preserve the appearance of judicial impartiality.