Sentence examples for limiting the categories of from inspiring English sources

The office of the United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights in Mexico, however, said the plan fell short by limiting the categories of crime that could be sent to civilian courts.

When the FISA Court first authorized the Internet dragnet in 2004, it dealt with this legal problem by limiting the categories of information the NSA could collect from Internet communications.

Then I became a vegetarian, figuring I wouldn't have to be vigilant about how much I ate if I limited the categories of food I allowed myself.

Courts have limited the categories of people who can recover damages for their responses to other people's injuries because judges feared an endless number of suits, said Marshall S. Shapo, an authority on personal injury law at Northwestern University.

The general principle that a party must raise his own legal rights and interests and not those of third parties, and the limited exceptions to that principle, are part of the same set of standing requirements devised by this Court to limit the category of parties who may seek relief in federal court.

To solve this problem, in this paper we limit the category of features contributing to the consequent set.

It sets an overall limit on the categories of immigrants that can be admitted into the country by year including H-1B workers.

We had limited variability within the categories of some of our parameters (as demonstrated by the small standard deviations in Appendix A), which may have limited the utility of these parameters for predicting our physical exposures.

In addition, we did not have information regarding the chemicals used in each of our seven categories of pesticides, limiting the mutual exclusivity of categories.

Statistical models are easy to obtain when a lot of measurement data is available, but their validity is limited to the category of buildings they represent.

Because very few overweight or obese children were rated as too thin, we limited our analyses to the categories of 'proper weight' and '(far) too fat' (see Figure  1).