Sentence examples for limitations imposed upon from inspiring English sources

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.

"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".

Performers as interpreters operate within a range of limitations imposed upon them by their understanding of the printed page, whatever knowledge may be available concerning the tradition that surrounds the music at hand, and the extent to which their personal tastes coincide with this information.

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

"I view bicuriosity as an awakening to the idea that a person doesn't have to accept the limitations imposed upon people through heterosexism and homonormativity," Williams said.

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.

Limitations were imposed upon the work presented here because there are currently no rabbit-specific reagents for BAFF and its receptors available.

This would allow us to break through the limitations necessarily imposed upon future neuroanatomical and physiological investigations of the human red nucleus.

The worsening conflict saw limitations imposed on civil liberties and democratic institutions.