Sentence examples for restrictions stemming from from inspiring English sources

Restrictions stemming from tax considerations make it extremely difficult to change the terms of a securitized loan, said Thomas A. Humphreys, a partner in New York at the law firm Morrison & Foerster.

For example, vaccine researchers who need some of the viruses on the list to test drug delivery systems already complain about the restrictions stemming from the current rules.

Groups at risk include infants who are fed evaporated or boiled milk, in which ascorbic acid is destroyed by heat, and dietary restrictions stemming from psychiatric or developmental disorders [31].

The restrictions stemming from strong rules of appropriation with regard to the accessibility of improved genetic material, while preserving the positive prospect of royalty income, may also hamper the sacrosanct "freedom to operate" that breeders long for.

Growing restrictions stemming from biosecurity concerns now affect research activity across a range of infectious diseases and have most recently been highlighted by concerns over the publication of research into the production of genetically engineered variants of the influenza A subtype H5N1 virus (36 ).

Twenty-nine pairs (45%) were formed by the same nucleotide, suggesting that the pair preferences observed for that nucleotide is not due to base pairing, but to other unknown causes, possibly restrictions stemming from the interactions between these positions and a trans-factor.

He and other rehabbers say the new restrictions stem from a conflict between members of one rehabilitation group and local wildlife officials.

Some of the restrictions stem from the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996, which denies legally married same-sex couples the same federal benefits afforded to heterosexual couples.

For Amarilis Albite Cabezas, a 23-year-old accounting student who runs a busy snack bar in her home in a Havana suburb, the restrictions stem from a continued distrust of individual wealth.

But one of the most notable motivations for food restrictions stems from religious beliefs.

This restriction stems from the constraint that traffic at a node must be uniformly split across all next-hop nodes corresponding to equal cost shortest path to a destination.