Sentence examples for limiting provision from inspiring English sources

Consistent with these ends, §102 of the Patent Act serves as a limiting provision, both excluding ideas that are in the public domain from patent protection and confining the duration of the monopoly to the statutory term.

Goddard says performance on SEN should be a limiting provision in Ofsted inspections, meaning a school could not be graded outstanding if its share of this group of children on roll was not representative of the need in the community.

The job of this committee is to weigh the facts of President Clinton's alleged conduct against the limiting provision of the Constitution: "other high crimes and misdemeanors". The job may seemingly be made more difficult because of the application of that term to judges as well as the President and Vice President.

81, with the limiting provision that 'writs of habeas corpus shall in no case extend to prisoners in goal, unless where they are in custody, under or by colour of the authority of the United States * * *.' Common-law principles initially determined the scope of the writ.

L. 95 599 struck out provisions limiting provisions of the subsection to the Federal-aid system.

If TPP is completed, America could then invite China to join, presenting the limiting provisions as a fait accompli.

If yours has limited provision, you can buy therapy if you can afford it, says Charlotte.

Full-time to meet parents' work schedules (limited provision of extended hours) Compulsory?

In contrast, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) policy does not limit provision of AT to "in home" use only but rather, states "all enrolled and some non-enrolled veterans are eligible for all needed prosthetics". OBJECTIVES: Examine ATD provision policy by comparing 2 systems, Medicare and VA.

First, Inclusive Schools have limited provision of "inclusive" practices.

Indeed, even within London, there is a case for extending the currently limited provision of such zones to other high casualty roads.