Sentence examples for rationale of restricting from inspiring English sources

The rationale of restricting samples from a large class to up to 100 students is to reduce the likelihood of overweight of large classes and thus to ensure a better representativeness of the 10% sampled students in each university.

Instead, he said, "the current court believes that corruption and the appearance of corruption is a compelling rationale for restricting the flow of money," and Congress can adopt such restrictions if it has the will.

Finally, a rationale for restricting the terms of exit from marriage (but not for supporting it as a form of life) is the protection of women and children on divorce.

The rationale for restricting the number of participants to be selected from large clusters was to avoid the overweight of big classes so that the representativeness of the selected students in the university was ensured.

Although the court had earlier rejected the actual or perceived influence of large contributors as a rationale for restricting their "speech" through campaign-finance laws, the reasoning of those precedents (mainly Citizens United and McCutcheon) did not apply in the present case, Roberts insisted, "because the role of judges differs from the role of politicians".

The rationale for restricting eligibility to women who have reached a minimum of 10 weeks gestation was to limit the number of women enrolling in the study who subsequently experience an early pregnancy loss (spontaneous or induced abortion).

The rationale for restricting advertising was that these drugs raise consumer concerns in the absence of screening for safety and effectiveness.

The anti-harming rationale for restricting liberty is narrower than the harm-prevention rationale.

Our rationale for restricting medial overgrowth is twofold: (1) to restore the MPTA and (2) to reduce the length discrepancy due to tibial overgrowth caused by the fracture.

The available economic evidence strengthens the rationale for restricting antimicrobial use in U.S. food animals.

The rationale for restricting eligibility to women who have reached thirty six weeks gestation was to limit the number of preterm births in the study as these infants may suffer health complications and are less likely to breastfeed successfully.