Sentence examples for removing restricting from inspiring English sources

In general, EPA has moved slowly to regulate new chemicals, and struggled to meet the burden that TSCA sets on it for removing, restricting, or preventing the sale of chemicals found to be unsafe.

Some academy leaders have complained that the scheme has been watered down with the freedoms the schools were initially granted removed, restricting their ability to be radically different from some of the failing schools they had replaced.

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Argentina lodged its complaint just a month after the two countries agreed to work together toward removing measures restricting the oil and gas, shipping and fishing industries on the remote islands.

In bioethanol production processes from lignocellulosic materials, xylanases can improve the hydrolysis of cellulose into fermentable sugars by removing xylans restricting the access of cellulases to cellulose surfaces [ 10].

These adaptations for acquiring and retaining ions, not for removing or restricting them, combined with the constant challenge of retaining water in the body cavity, mean that amphibians are particularly maladapted to hyperosmotic environments, such as salt water.

At bottom, it simply instructs various agencies to go easier on religious institutions as French noted, it doesn't remove regulations restricting the political activities of churches or those requiring insurance plans to provide contraception coverage.

This might indicate that proteolysis by p94 removes factors restricting the stability of proteins.

The coding sequences downstream of the TSSs were removed by restricting the promoter sequences from -1000 to -1 of the TSSs.

The possible confounding effect of other AAPs was removed by restricting this analysis to a single agent, risperidone, which is the most commonly-used and best investigated antipsychotic in youths [ 1, 5- 7].

If the effect of outliers is removed by restricting the sample to the 201 PCTs whose Index of Multiple Deprivation and QOF scores lie between the 10th and 90th centiles of both distributions, the Pearson's r is reduced to -0.37 (p < 0.01).