Sentence examples for restrictions narrowed from inspiring English sources

And he said the bill should allow current state regulations to stay on the books and the scope of the bill's other state restrictions narrowed.

What's peculiar in the Indian instance is the notion of competitive intolerance, due to which each side tries to outdo the other in demanding restrictions, narrowing the discourse.

First, the scope for compulsory licensing and parallel importing has been a particular focus of TRIPS-plus restrictions, narrowing the circumstances when parties are permitted to use these measures.

Given the density of development in New York and the high cost of real estate, one major restriction narrowed the search: to start building the new jails quickly, sites would have to be on land owned by the city.

Undoubtedly, this restriction narrows its application.

The restrictions narrow the buyer pool, forcing owners to reduce asking prices.

The most reliable method to map a cave network is through speleological exploration, which is not always possible due to restrictions, narrow corridors/passages, or high water levels.

These restrictions narrow effectiveness but not nearly to the extent caused by the 179D deduction's temporary status.

By insurers: by premiums, deductibles, other cost-sharing, coverage restrictions, narrow networks, avoiding sicker patients, and other ways.

Yet the Act has not eased §5's restrictions or narrowed the scope of §4's coverage formula along the way.

He chose to analyze only the results of studies that had assessed extinction risks for more than one species, a restriction that narrowed the pool to 131.