Sentence examples for restricting its application from inspiring English sources
And there is talk of suspending Article 18 in the early years of employment or of restricting its application to cases of discrimination by employers or misconduct by employees.But time is short.
The judges said they allowed that provision to go into effect because the Alabama legislature itself had significantly narrowed its scope this summer, restricting its application from practically every government activity, including pet tags, to six specific licenses, some of which were already forbidden for illegal immigrants anyway.
As is well known, GO exhibits an extremely low thermal stability and easily combusts in air atmosphere owing to abundant oxygen-containing groups, severely restricting its application as flame retardants.
Besides, ethics problems are also the important aspect of restricting its application.
The strong n-type conductivity of ZnO restricts its application, which makes it difficult to fabricate p-type ZnO materials [5], and the realization of p-type ZnO is rather difficult due to its asymmetric doping limitations [9].
Since applying these modified questions had different results in various countries[ 16- 20], it seems that socio-cultural factors may restrict its application in various societies.
Although GapFiller produces long reads up to 3.5 kb in size [ 8], it can hardly resolve repeats, which largely restricts its application in large eukaryotic genomes.
Others, including anti-slavery activists in the Walk Free Foundation, insist we restrict its application to real slavery, not to conditions that are figuratively likened to it.
We also need to narrow the murky and awkward military offense of "aiding the enemy" into a time of war offense and restrict its application to military personnel.
While the law would allow majority foreign ownership of companies outside the free zones, strong lobbying by local business opponents of the change is likely to restrict its application, Ms. Sabavala said.
One system may contain a rule that the other lacks (or may restrict its application more or less narrowly); one system may differ from the other in that the same set of rules will apply in a different order in the one system from the order in which they apply in the other.
