Sentence examples for move beyond restrictions from inspiring English sources
They might even move beyond restrictions on the movement of labour and start to question the principle of passport- and visa-free travel across the EU.
This is the third picture essay in a series for Lens called "Smoke-Filled Rooms" — a documentary, presented in serial form, that strives to move beyond restrictions, spin and control of the contemporary American political game in order to present its processes and consequences.
When using AI, participants are encouraged to think creatively and radically and to move beyond the restrictions of current practice and constraints in order to articulate ideal states (Hammond, 1998).
Moving Beyond Reach & Frequency.
Chair of judges Kerryn Goldsworthy described the fictional works as moving "beyond the restrictions of what Patrick White called 'dun-coloured realism' into the realms of the quirky, the surreal, the dystopian or the gothic".
ELSI came first (in 1990), while ELSA (introduced in 1994) was partly modelled on ELSI, but at the same time aimed to move beyond some of the restrictions of the ELSI format.
With the current proposed changes to DSM-5 and ICD-11, clinical thinking and practice are already moving beyond the restriction of precluding a dual diagnosis of ADHD and ASD.
The 70s and 80s generation of (male) British playwrights tried to move beyond these representations with stories of women reacting against the restrictions of domestic roles.
They thought that the pursuit of new project activities had been instrumental in giving them a new awareness of the inequalities and restrictions faced by girls in Pakistan when they move beyond customary domestic activities and roles.
At the very least, his kenotic-God-fully-human nature suggests we must move beyond our static black-and-white no-guns-vs-no-restriction stances.
