Sentence examples for restricting terms from inspiring English sources

Putin served two terms as president (2000-08) and became prime minister between 2008-12 to get around constitutional limits restricting terms of office.

As a result, the restricting terms of their medical benefits could impede the participants' ability to establish long-term relationships with their primary care doctors.

Considering L ( R [ u n ] + N [ u n ] ) as restricted terms, one can derive a Lagrange multiplier as λ ( s ) = − 1 s m. (9).

However, despite such a rich legacy, it remains not uncommon to encounter software and datasets that are distributed under unnecessarily restricted terms, or that violate terms of third-party products (software or data).

Jon Platt paid £1,000 in solicitors' fees to overturn the £120 fine for taking his child out of school – a feat that could pave the way for challenges to legislation that restricts term-time holidays.

Rather than expedite the term addition process here, we used the Phenex software to restrict term choices primarily to higher-level attribute qualities (Figure 3).

The latter ones may require experimental devices which can be restricting in terms of deadline, cost and safety.

Although "film" initially referred to the celluloid stock on which movies were recorded, restricting the term to just celluloid-based works would be unduly restrictive.

Restricting the term "computation" to input-output description does not capture standard computational practice.

This paper empirically examines the effects of regulation restricting short-term rentals on property sales prices, using a unique data set and policy experiment from Anna Maria Island, Florida.

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