Sentence examples for restrict the deployment from inspiring English sources

The firm issued a statement saying that in 2008 it had taken "several significant actions to restrict the deployment" of Mr. Anderson, who was not supposed to work on client audits, but did.

Speaking for the doves, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, an Independent who is considering a campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination, immediately came out against the resolution because, he said, it does not sufficiently restrict the deployment of American troops in Iraq and Syria.

Second, transmission grid constraints might restrict the deployment of renewables in certain areas.

Specifically, our findings are inconsistent with extant accounts which hold that the influence of task-level properties is strong enough to restrict the deployment of nonconsciously elicited cognitive processes to a single type of representation (i.e. central or peripheral).

The best-effort delivery system of the Internet, often used as the underlying transport network, imposes severe constraints on the transfer of massive amounts of data, and thus restricts the deployment of the above applications on wide-area scales.

Instead, it may simply mean that there are conditions restricting the deployment of our concepts to anything other than paradigm cases, or it might mean that we are actually unsure what our intuitions are about the puzzle cases (for the former objection, see Gendler 2002a, 231; for the latter, see Degaynesford 2001, 171).

Verification of correct device placement currently requires fluoroscopy, restricting the deployment of iCPR to a limited number of clinical settings.

Despite the efforts made in the last few years to develop quality of service mechanisms targeting wireless sensor networks and its wide range of applications, the network deployment scenario can severely restrict the network's ability to provide the required performance.

That accord, which Mr. Bush's choice for defense secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, dismissed last week as "ancient history," restricts the testing and deployment of antimissile systems.

Mr. Putin warned that Russia's willingness to carry out the treaty depended on Washington's continued adherence to the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Misharplyrestrictsich sharply resthectestingtesting and deployment of antimissile systems.

Agencies possessing military-type equipment or weaponry should restrict its deployment to limited situations in which the use of the equipment or weapons is clearly justified by the events.