Sentence examples for limitation imposed upon from inspiring English sources

An important limitation imposed upon the present study and all studies of MCI arises from lack of consensus regarding the clinical definition of MCI [ 30, 31].

The second limitation imposed upon the CFR strategy was that it was not considered as part of a longer term, cyclic strategy with multiple interventions, but instead as a design in isolation.

All employees are required to comply with the restrictions and limitations imposed upon them during the use of lockout.

The 20th century saw a renewal of the strictures and limitations imposed upon the press by governments.

The practical limitations imposed upon both artist and architect by the geology and climate of southern Iraq are immediately apparent.

Ground heat exchangers (GHE) have serious limitations imposed upon them when installed in soils having low thermal conductivity and diffusivity.

"Cameron is going to find himself squeezed between the impossibility of his party's demands and the serious limitations imposed upon him by the rest of Europe".

Such are the conditions underlying a pair of documentaries coming to cable this week, bringing glimpses of Iran and of the Soviet Union - but the similar limitations imposed upon these projects have been addressed in radically different ways.

Subsequently, Rule 26 confers broad discretion to control the combination of interrogatories, requests for admissions, production requests, and depositions permitted in a given case; the sequence in which such discovery devices may be deployed; and the limitations imposed upon them.

Secondly, the taxpayer must show that the challenged enactment exceeds specific constitutional limitations imposed upon the exercise of the congressional taxing and spending power and not simply that the enactment is generally beyond the powers delegated to Congress by Art.

He found that although the Special Division consisted of Federal appeals judges, the panel "in fact is not a court of appeals". Rather, he decided, by constitutional limitations imposed upon it by the Supreme Court, the Special Division performs "essentially ministerial" acts that can be reviewed by a district court.