Sentence examples for limitations on choice from inspiring English sources

At one point Lindsey says that "contrary to those under the spell of the romantic delusion, not all limitations on choice are the enemies of freedom".

The Patients' Rights Act, which came into effect on January 1st 2001, implied that patients were given an explicit right to decide at which hospital to receive elective treatment and the removal of geographical limitations on choice.

The final equation for distribution function in our method is in an explicit form and essentially has no limitation on choice of mesh structure and lattice model.

Black quotes one advocate's comment to Food Safety News: "Our view is that people have the smarts to purchase their own food, and we're opposed to all limitations on food choice".

The use of springs with very large stiffness to model constraints in vibratory systems has been a popular approach to overcome the limitations on the choice of admissible functions in the Rayleigh Ritz method.

Low socioeconomic status, negative events earlier in life, head traumas with maxillofacial injuries, and limitations on the choice of a healthy diet may be related to tooth loss and cognitive function.

In a sense, character is the limitations on our choices.

Pamela S. Karlan, an election law expert at Stanford Law School, said the federal courts have often shied away from declaring that limitations on voters' choices violate the federal Constitution, except in extreme cases, like those involving racial discrimination.

On this system, there would be no state plan to change people's genes or to improve the gene pool, but there might be limitations on genetic choices thought to be against the public interest.

This condition imposes a limitation on the choice of phase parameters θ k.

The realities of who will purchase an additional rider for abortion, and the cumbersome cost of such a procedure for the economically stretched leaves women with overwhelming limitations on their legal right to choice.