Sentence examples for restricted first from inspiring English sources

In Citizens United, by a 5-to-4 vote, the court ruled that the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, in limiting the amount that organizations could spend, severely restricted First Amendment rights.

However, one CDKN2A SNP, rs3731217, showed a suggestive association with total ALL [OR 0.71 (0.49–1.03)] that gained strength and reached significance when restricted first to BCP ALL [OR 0.66 (0.44–0.99)] and then to BCP high-hyperdiploid ALL [OR 0.46 (0.22–0.95)].> -wrap-foot> minorinor allele frequency, SNP single nucleotide polymorphism, OR odds ratio, CI 95%% confidence interval.

On the other hand, the area within a microscopy image of cardiomyocyte where sarcomere striation pattern is more-or-less uniform and well visible, is always restricted, first, by the overall size of a cell; second, by variable morphology of the cell; and finally, by the presence of external objects such as carbon fibers used to fix the cell.

(1 13) The participants considered that the CHCs duty is restricted first and foremost to getting the parents to take notice of their child's overweight problem and later giving the parents the correct and adequate information regarding healthy diets for their child.

If testing in this series had been restricted, first, to women scheduled for chemotherapy and, second, to those not recommended chemotherapy with grade 2 or 3 tumours and PR by IHC 6/8 or less, then 92% or the changes would have been captured and 41% of the cost of testing spared.

The 21-year-old University of Virginia student was detained on 2 January after he allegedly stole a political propaganda poster from the restricted "fifth floor" of his hotel in Pyongyang.

The Administration needs to focus its restrictions on unsustainable lending terms rather than restricting first time home buyers' opportunity to invest in a home.

The McCain plan would give union bosses and the liberal media more control over elections by restricting First Amendment rights of individuals and citizens groups.

A three-judge federal court in Philadelphia said the act was unconstitutional for requiring a library to restrict First Amendment rights as a condition of receiving federal money for technology.

But it is part of a trend toward restricting second- and even first-trimester abortions.

Residents in the picturesque Cornish port of St Ives have overwhelmingly backed plans to restrict second home ownership.