Sentence examples for main restrictions from inspiring English sources

The two main restrictions concerned time.

This policy involved four main restrictions: (1) The colonies were to trade exclusively with the mother country.

The main restrictions on shark fishing date from 1993, when the federal government began an aggressive program to protect dwindling Atlantic populations from commercial and recreational fishermen.

(Federal law already prohibits the use of federal dollars for abortions..) The main restrictions Republicans had sought were included in the first spending bill passed by the House, in February.

4. Video is everywhere One of the main restrictions of UK politics is on political TV advertising, but the rules of digital video are far more relaxed – which means your video can be held in the palm of people's hands and shared effortlessly.

The main restrictions, however, arise on the macroscopic scale where reservoir heterogeneity decreases recovery effectiveness.

His work may not have been sufficient, and his terms of reference were the main restriction, but it was an important and necessary stepping stone to where we find ourselves today.

An important step in all these processes is the movement of drug molecules through cellular barriers (e.g., the intestinal wall, the walls of blood vessels, the barrier between the bloodstream and the brain, and the wall of the kidney tubule), which constitute the main restriction to the free dissemination of drug molecules throughout the body.

Through a complicated and overlapping system of government-sponsored insurance, counter-cyclical assistance, disaster aid and legacy payments tied to nothing, the five-year, $307 billion bill lavishes cash on wealthy farm households, the main restriction on collecting it being a means test that applies to couples making more than $1.5m a year.

However, the main restriction is force measurement in some applications.

The main restriction is that it works only on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.