Sentence examples for restrictions needed from inspiring English sources

Consumer groups oppose restrictions needed to hold down costs.

For 32-run experiments with 7 or more factors, further research is needed to alleviate the restrictions needed to control the Type I error.

That depends on how well pumpers, who rely on groundwater, accept the inevitable restrictions needed under the law requiring sustainable management.

Many divestment advocates say that only Congress (the United States is one of the largest producers of greenhouse gases) and the international community can impose the restrictions needed to stave off environmental disasters that climate change threatens, including extreme weather and the eradication of species.

For the variance to remain well behaved, some restrictions needed to be imposed: η > 0, α ≥ 0, and β ≥ 0. The sum of the ARCH coefficient and GARCH coefficient governs the persistency of volatility shocks.

Similarly, the endogenous dummy ifdisease i depends on an L × 1 vector of explanatory variables (including the constant term), z i. Vectors x i and z i may contain identical elements considering that there is no exclusion restrictions needed to identify the model (Wilde 2000).

Strict discipline must be adhered to and the planned budget restrictions need to be respected.

Further, such restrictions need to be more stringent in equity market settings where the participation rate of retail investors in the equity issue is greater.

In Drueding, the District Court tested the residency requirement there challenged by the equal-protection standard applied to ordinary state regulations: that is, restrictions need bear only some rational relationship to a legitimate end.

"Having said that, I agree that some restrictions need to be imposed upon the continual abuse of someone's privacy which, of course, is not in the public interest". Wharton was the daughter of David George Arbuthnot and Elizabeth Dorothy, the 10th Baroness Wharton.

The Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York, which represents more than 400 individuals and businesses in the industry, argues that the restrictions need to be eased so as not to limit development of gas wells and the economic benefits it says will result.