Sentence examples for potential restriction from inspiring English sources
To decide whether an individual's liberty ought to be protected, we must ascertain to which category the potential restriction of liberty belongs: offense, moralism, paternalism, and harm prevention.
It becomes important to ask whether, instead of generating flow and an openly distributed reciprocity, the principled ideal of communitas, looks like regional localisation, a limit, a constraint, a potential restriction, a looming deficiency?
A separate potential restriction on the ability to pass state-funded bills may be if the government is split, i.e. the party of the governor is different from the party of the legislative majority.
Acadiana OUTspoken Alliance President Amanda Kelley called a potential restriction "a violation of free speech," noting that the flag's display "wasn't intended to insult or hurt anyone".
The most stunning part of these developments is that a man who has spent his entire 19-year Lakers career fighting to play every minute of every game — he even made two free throws after tearing his Achilles' tendon, remember — has agreed to every current and potential restriction.
The potential restriction by staff of volunteer access to patient information was a recurring theme [ 29, 31, 32].
Analysts also played down the potential restrictions.
Learning and knowledge production – How are current or potential restrictions, sanctions and government controls influencing knowledge production and societal reflection?
Thus far, physician-owned hospitals have been insulated from some of the most onerous potential restrictions in the health care legislation moving through Congress.
(Franchisers often withhold their approval of a buyer who is not a close relative, for example, and franchisees should be aware of any such potential restrictions).
Our targeted literature review revealed potential restrictions on the generality of predictions made from these experiments about the dynamics of siderophore mutants in vivo.
