Sentence examples for it has circumscribed from inspiring English sources

It has circumscribed the school heads' new powers and dropped the plan for schools to receive funds via tax returns.But the prime minister still insists on cutting the number of supply teachers.

It had circumscribed Fricke's movements for much of his career.

That harm is something Chris has been aware of from the first; it is the unseen power that has circumscribed his existence, from the way he walks to the look on his face, yet he has never known how intricate and treacherous it really is.

But it was a disheartening reminder of an assumption that has circumscribed my life: couples ought to "match".

Jowly Dave is just clinging to the myopic belief that the Surge has circumscribed Iran's desires - when it clearly hasn't - like grim death.

But pressure from Roman Catholics, religious conservatives and anti-abortionists has circumscribed what scientists can do with federal money.

An assembly writing the country's constitution has circumscribed the role of Islamic law, allowing Tunisia to avoid the arguments over basic legal matters that have led to protracted unrest in Egypt.

There you are, on the beach, just checking in with the news of the world as you've circumscribed it.

In creating a new word and embracing its self-involved implications, we have circumscribed our own critical capacities.

It also demonstrates how unpopular actions like the Iraq war have circumscribed Washington's ability to execute policies abroad and have created a lasting credibility problem.

It said that "students and scholars have been subjected to profiling, surveillance and civil rights violations that have circumscribed their freedom of political expression, particularly in relation to the issue of human rights in Palestine-Israel".