Sentence examples for restriction of having from inspiring English sources
The company claims that hidden in the restriction of having to pay for every print, is a creative liberation.
Distribution functions obey the restriction of having non-negative values, which is introduced by considerations about the probabilistic meaning of the initial condition.
4. The fourth rule (conditional weight gain rule) is the conditional weight gain rule that signals whether a child's conditional weight gain SDS is less than a certain value [ 17, 18] with the restriction of having a low weight SDS. 5.
Some thought Bowen's outspokenness may have been a reaction against the restrictions of having been employed between 1961 and 1975 as a member of Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Schools.
We adapted the activity design so that students have to identify and negotiate with other students to form their own groups spontaneously with no restrictions of having fixed size to a group.
The therapists were randomly allocated to the participants, with the restriction of not having more than 10 participants from each group.
The disease has been little, if at all more severe in Germany and in Austria than in this country, where the restriction of food has been much less, or in South Africa where it has been inappreciable.
The resulting Reach (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) has been described as the most complex piece of regulation in the EU's history; it's 849 pages long and took seven years to pass.
Arizona and Ohio voters rejected proposals to tighten restrictions on "payday lenders" accused of having predatory business practices.
This concept helps explain why clinical trials that have focused on restriction of energy intake have been largely unsuccessful in preventing excessive accretion of fat, while trials that have emphasized vigorous physical activity, without emphasis on restriction of energy intake, have been more successful.
The most successful person you can possibly think of has restrictions.
