Sentence examples for interest to restrict from inspiring English sources

Despite all potential risks, however, it would be not in the public interest to restrict the use of a technology that undoubtedly has economic and ecological benefits just because of previous (unnecessary) damage events.

It was selected the tool Region of Interest to restrict the analysis to the apical 5 mm.

For localization effect, a region of radius α is selected about the point of interest to restrict energy calculations to a localized region.

So, in February, Mr. Hague requested "public interest immunity" to restrict key evidence at the inquest, and on Friday, the judge seemed to largely concur.

1980- October: Gives "the lady is not for turning" speech at the Conservative party conference, in which she states her refusal to pull a U-turn on economic liberalisation and counter-inflationary policies such as controlling interest rates to restrict the money supply.

This paper takes a mechanism-design approach to characterize a politically optimal trade agreement under the assumption that governments have private information about the fluctuating political pressure they face from domestic interest groups to restrict trade.

The resulting activation patterns for graphemes and colours were used as volumes of interest (VOI) to restrict our search for colour-specific RS effects in the synaesthetic priming experiment (Experiment 2).

The answer lies in the flow of both public and private finance from Japan's banks and institutional investors to major power corporations such as TEPCO, whose interests are to restrict new renewable energy power generation that will disrupt their business model.

We recognise that both publishers and institutional libraries work extremely hard when negotiating at protecting each party's interests and to restrict abusive practices but hope that it does not inhibit the future achievement of such agreements.

A reason for this may be the interest of researchers to restrict screening efforts to a subset of individuals with high risk, thereby saving diagnostic resources.

It is no wonder that these powerful interests are working to restrict the vote -- their agenda is unpopular and they can only continue to push their regressive policies by preventing popular democracy from flourishing.