Sentence examples for restriction imposed by from inspiring English sources

"The restriction imposed by the statute here threatens severe impairment of the judicial function," Justice Kennedy said.

The measure passed Tuesday could, if it became law, greatly expand the number of lines eligible for federal research financing by eliminating the specific restriction imposed by Mr. Bush five years ago.

In November, Mr. Haqqani returned to Pakistan and resigned his post and spent weeks sequestered in a guest suite at the prime minister's residence under a travel restriction imposed by the court.

Even though its nine-strong top management team said they would waive any bonuses, given the scale of the losses, the bank gave the strongest indication yet it would sidestep the EU bonus cap by asking shareholders' permission to pay bonuses worth 200% of salaries – double the size of the restriction imposed by Brussels.

These transitions depend on the spatial restriction imposed by the impurity.

It needs to find taking into account known and the restriction imposed by given link capacity, : (2).

Searches were not restricted by date, language, or publication status (other than those restrictions imposed by the databases themselves).

The Italian law goes far beyond the restrictions imposed by the directive, already seen by many researchers as quite restrictive.

But what of the restrictions imposed by the settlement agreement?

Security restrictions imposed by American commanders prevent the reporting of precise locations of American forces.

Mr. Kerry said that he supported loosening the restrictions imposed by Mr. Bush.