Sentence examples for restriction amounts to from inspiring English sources

The question in Legal Services Corporation v. Velazquez, No. 99-603, is whether this restriction amounts to an unconstitutional restriction on speech critical of government policy, as a federal appeals court found.

What this restriction amounts to depends on how one distinguishes socially caused from other inequalities.

This leasing restriction amounts to little more than a requirement that the owner of a vessel not granted an initial share had to complete the appropriate paperwork in order to fish for leased wreckfish quota.

International of Menlo Park, Calif., says the cost of delays and inefficient routings to circumvent military airspace and other national restrictions amounts to about $5 billion each year.

For an oil town used to living large during boom times, like now, the arrival of water restrictions amounts to a cultural shift.

But notice that the analysis I am suggesting as motivation for these restrictions amounts to an argument for permitting voluntary euthanasia when either condition is met.

But height restrictions amounted to only a back-seat force in the 1916 law.

The court did not decide, however, whether the particular restrictions amounted to a taking, leaving that determination up to further proceedings in the state courts.

Speaking at a briefing in London, the government's former chief drugs adviser, said the restrictions amounted to "the worst censorship in the history of science".

BellSouth argued that the restrictions amounted to a "bill of attainder" by singling out the Bells for punishment without benefit of a trial.

Taken together, Saturday's restrictions amounted to another cruel trial for people who had escaped conflict and overcame the hurdles to win coveted American visas, only to be turned back on what should have been their journeys' final leg.