Sentence examples for possible restrictions from inspiring English sources

Every class or category in a formal ontology is defined by a set of features and labels with possible restrictions useful to restrict the heredity relationships.

Municipal clerks' offices, where parents register their children, have become forums for debating the possible restrictions.

The menu is lavish, particularly regarding the varieties of game-bird, but there is a ready acknowledgment of possible restrictions.

It is unclear whether the site's planned performing arts center could accommodate two stages, given possible restrictions on floor space.

The other members said the drug should remain on the market but with stronger warnings and possible restrictions in use.

Uber is compelling its customers to do something about these possible restrictions by signing a petition on their site.

He said he planned to continue filing lawsuits until the courts strike down every possible restriction a town might impose on outsiders, including higher fees and parking bans.

In December, Parliament will begin discussing a possible restriction on the size of farms and a ban on antibiotics, two steps the farming region of Noord-Brabant, in the south, has already taken on its own.

States would still be able to take action – restricting or banning a chemical – if the EPA doesn't decide to review that chemical for possible restriction, but would no longer be able to do so once the EPA prioritizes that chemical for safety review.

RDR imposes the maximum possible restriction on interactions between defaults: No interactions between defaults are actually possible.

A possible restriction of this mobility in a series of F295X/F338A HuAChEs was examined in silico followed by site-directed mutagenesis.