Sentence examples for parallel restrictions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dombeck also presided over the setting of less-noticed but parallel restrictions that will affect the vast network of roads already in place on the roughly 20percentt of the forest lands that have been developed.

Thus, to the extent indicated, if God's attributes impose moral restrictions on the nature of the universe and on what he can bring about, then they impose parallel restrictions on what any other agents can bring about.

Judaism and Islam have many parallel dietary restrictions, including ritual slaughter and a prohibition on pork, and many Muslims eat kosher meat.

The industry argues that despite its limited application, the removal of the parallel imports restrictions will affect the ability of Australian publishers to develop stables of unique writers.

Removing parallel importation restrictions will result in the swamping of the Australian market with overseas products where the economies of scale are vastly different.

People tend to tune out when they hear the words "productivity commission", "parallel importation restrictions", and "book publishing industry" in the same sentence.

The recommendation to repeal parallel import restrictions – made for the eighth time – is part of its latest report to government on intellectual property arrangements, made public on Tuesday.

They want to thieve our past work, and, by ending parallel importation restrictions and territorial copyright, destroy any future for Australian writers.

This decision to destroy the book industry by removing parallel import restrictions is consistent with the government's relentless assaults on science and scientists.

See Forsyth & Rothnie 435 ("Parallel importation restrictions enable manufacturers and distributors to erect 'vertical restraints' in the market through exclusive distribution agreements".).

Economist Ian Harper and head of the review has proposed removing parallel import restrictions which give Australian copyright owners the right to control the distribution of their products in Australia.