Sentence examples for notion of limitations from inspiring English sources

Senator John McCain of Arizona said he would not outright reject the notion of limitations or bans on certain types of guns or ammunition, and rejected the idea raised by some Republicans that it was too soon to begin debating legislative remedies.

[On the notion of "limitations" see AG 60 2, 11, Theodicy 20 (H 86 7; G VI 114 5), Causa Dei 69 71 (S 128 30; 457–8).] If this interpretation is correct, then we might think that the permission strategy will work as a solution to the holiness problem both when it comes to defending God as creator and as concurrent cause of all effects in the cosmos.

The director once remarked that he had spent his entire career making movies "constructed around the notion of restriction, limitation, confinement and boundaries".

"Now one really doesn't know how it's going to be because we seem to have blown away any notion of fiscal limitations".

This introduction of the notion of capacity limitations into discussions of perception and attention was, as Broadbent here predicted, hugely and permanently influential.

The notion of a limitation is broad and elastic, encompassing restrictions on such "basic" actions as lifting one's arm (Nordenfelt, 1997; compare Amundson, 1992: actions "at the level of the person"); on more complex physical activities such as dressing and toileting; and on social activities like working, learning or voting (see Wasserman, 2001).

As the game grows in the United States it is testing popular notions of the limitations of blindness.

As blind tennis grows in the United States, where the Census Bureau estimates that 1.8 million people over 15 have "severe difficulty seeing," it is testing popular notions of the limitations of blindness.

The results of the present study should be interpreted on the notion of the inherent limitations of IHC.

He also said new DNA technology, which allows detectives to solve some crimes that are decades old, had made the notion of a statute of limitations on some crimes obsolete.

"I lost all notion of time and the limitations of normal life were abolished," she wrote.