The regulation allowed city officials to practice "discrimination in deciding which ideas it will celebrate and which it may marginalize, circumscribe, and restrict," he wrote.
It simply forbids the city from practicing "content-based or viewpoint-based discrimination in deciding which ideas it will celebrate and which it may marginalize, circumscribe, and restrict".
Part of the nodule may have circumscribed features that simulate a benign lesion, while another part may be spiculated and obviously malignant.
Loosely connected, autobiographical in feel, they may be circumscribed by lived rather than imagined experience.
His milieu may seem circumscribed – martinis, swimming pools, lawns – but it has the infinite brevity of that Kierkegaardian dash.
Now, even if the Brotherhood's presidential candidate, Mohamed Morsi, wins the runoff, his power may be circumscribed by a military-issued interim constitution as well as the generals' hold on legislative power, at least until new parliamentary elections are held.
So while Miliband's freedom of action may be circumscribed by the new rules of the parliamentary game, the SNP is also boxed in with the added pressure – that if it was to collapse a minority Labour government allowing a Tory government at Westminster it could face paying a heavy political price among its supporters – as happened in 1979.
Because fathers are immersed in their children's lives, many of the stereotypically "manly" attitudes and activities historically prescribed for children may be circumscribed due to a more gender-neutral parenting approach that focuses on promoting independence and emotional well being.
Mutations in the nuclear encoded subunits of mitochondrial complex I (NADH ubiquinone oxidoreductase) may cause circumscribed cerebral lesions ranging from degeneration of the striatal and brainstem gray matter (Leigh syndrome) to leukodystrophy.
