Sentence examples for restriction on the scope of from inspiring English sources

This restriction on the scope of the electorate also cuts against the principle that the nation's government rests upon the consent of the governed.

This is the only restriction on the scope of FOI that the committee back.

That is, it was established as a reaction against what was considered to be an undue restriction on the scope of aesthetics.

Additionally, it's worth noting that it's doubtful that Carroll's original paradox would license a restriction on the scope of theoretical reasons analogous to the Humean restriction on the scope of practical reasons that Dreier thinks the instrumental analogue of Carroll's paradox supports.

The Bush email metadata program had restrictions on the scope of the bulk email records the NSA could analyze.

According to Jiangsu Province's infectious-diseases laws, people with H.I.V. must accept "restrictions on the scope of their activities".

The antitrust agency of Brazil made a surprising move on Wednesday, ruling that Telecom Italia could regain a controlling stake in Brasil Telecom Participações, the country's third-largest fixed-line telephone company, but imposed some restrictions on the scope of the Italian group's voting power on the board.

We should note two restrictions on the scope of this article.

Some theorists tried to place epistemic or doxastic restrictions on the scope of the laws, arguing that they enjoined and protected only those who held certain beliefs.

Such restrictions on the scope of Mill's principles make little sense if basic liberties are dominant intrinsic goods, for then it should always be valuable to accord people liberties a claim that Mill denies.

There is no restriction on how the scope of hypotheses may be defined, for instance, we can even define a hypothesis that matches all the structures that are similar to nitro-benzene with a Tanimoto index greater than 0.8.