Sentence examples for it might circumscribe from inspiring English sources
I did that because I didn't want to have it so fresh in my mind that it might circumscribe the imaginative work at hand.
Other politicians are increasingly wary of weighing in in favour of anything that might circumscribe the Second Amendment right to bear arms, in the face of the National Rifle Association's massive lobbying firepower.
Let us now consider how these different ways of approaching the information technology/society relationship might circumscribe our thinking about the social and ethical implications of information technology.
As I wrote recently, ministers might insist that public funds will still be available in divorce cases where there is "domestic violence" but, as proposed, the circumstances in which it might be available are heavily circumscribed.
It simply forbids the city from practicing "content-based or viewpoint-based discrimination in deciding which ideas it will celebrate and which it may marginalize, circumscribe, and restrict".
But in many thousands of added words, it seeks to circumscribe that power and to facilitate challenges to future trade measures.
Islam, like most faiths, is at its best when it is circumscribed.
The Trunchbull, as her students refer to her, is a former hammer-throwing champion of Britain and a rigid fascist who believes in the power of might and circumscribing rules.
When it has authorized them it has circumscribed their use with particularity.
"I don't want to call it miniature, but it's circumscribed".
