Sentence examples for restriction imposed on from inspiring English sources

end{aligned} (2.1) In view of the restriction imposed on ({r_{n}}), one sees that (I-r_{n}A) is nonexpansive.

For example, curvature radius is one such restriction imposed on paths generated for typical Ackerman steering vehicles, since the sliding constraint of wheels dictates that the component of the wheel's motion orthogonal to the wheel plane must be zero.

Without knowing how industries are interconnected with one another, no one should be able to grasp how an environmental restriction imposed on an industry affects other industries directly or indirectly and what the final result would be.

Foreigners are prohibited from directly owning Gazprom shares, a restriction imposed on no other major Russian company.

"There was a restriction imposed on expansion and encroachment into the park," said Harold Holzer, the Met's vice president for communications.

Because this is the biggest constraint on their ability to make money from consumer banking in decades, and the biggest restriction imposed on their overall business since the passage of Dodd-Frank Act and the Volcker Rule, which required them to strip themselves of some of their riskier (and more profitable) businesses.

At one stage, he sued his father over the restrictions imposed on his inheritance.

Then he accommodates himself to the increasing restrictions imposed on the Jews as best he can.

The reports could not be independently verified because of tight restrictions imposed on journalists in Iran.

Most restrictions imposed on Web sites aimed at children center on privacy.

If those states prevail, however, it could lead to more restrictions imposed on Microsoft.