Sentence examples for is being circumscribed from inspiring English sources

The intrinsic value of this global project is being circumscribed by the expansion of intellectual property rights over genomic DNA.

The other way in which sovereignty is being circumscribed is through European integration.

In 2014, at a forum at the University of Chicago Law School, Comey contradicted Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder by endorsing the idea of the "Ferguson effect" — the notion that crime rates in America were rising, in part, because police were being circumscribed by activist groups, such as Black Lives Matter, which used video evidence to document violent abuse of citizens.

When all features were considered together, the pathology features identified by the Bayesian LASSO regression and the Cox proportional hazards models were: being circumscribed; having extensive intraductal carcinoma; having lobular growth pattern; and not having extensive sclerosis (all P <0.02).

Showing no signs that they were hafted to handles, yet being circumscribed with sharp edges, handaxes were probably used to process plant materials and to skin and butcher animals.

Freedom, such as it was, was further circumscribed during the late 19th century, when Southern states were writing Negroes out of the state constitutions, denying them the right to vote, hold office or attend school.

Unfortunately, his guile and initiatives are bound to be circumscribed by the regime's ideology.

To be sure, his days are circumscribed, and he spends a lot of time watching TV.

The problem with plays like "Albert Speer" is that they are circumscribed by the facts as they are known.

PRESIDENT Becoming president at 75, Mandela was aware that his powers were circumscribed.

The court correctly found that such support is constitutional and thus cannot be circumscribed.