Sentence examples for restricts the powers from inspiring English sources

They force John to put his seal to a document that restricts the powers of the monarchy in return for renewed loyalty.

If you think back to your high school civics class, you'll remember that the Bill of Rights restricts the powers of the federal government, not private companies or individuals.

Article 6 of the same aforesaid source restricts the powers of using ground and surface waters and organizes distribution of water in a manner that serves only the interests of the concerned authority in order to curb misuse, wastage or deterioration of the quality of water[29].

The Court's ruling does not establish parity between federal and state prisoners; rather it unduly restricts the power of the federal courts to remedy substantial injustice.

An interpretation of the privileges and immunities clause which restricts the power of the states to manage their own fiscal affairs is a matter of gravest concern to them.

Critics say the deal restricts the power of democratic governments in relation to big business.

At least at first pass, the harm principle substantially restricts the power of governments to promote the good.

Additionally, the number of ALSFRS-R responses restricts the power of correlations to detect changes below magnitudes of r = 0.2.

First, for several of the plastid genes/concatenations there are low levels of polymorphism (Table  2), which restricts the power of the M-K test.

One limitation to these approaches for identifying selected genes is that the short length of the alignments (generally 300 500 bp) restricts the power of the approach.

It would appear that the small number of events in this subgroup restricts the power to robustly identify key prognostic variables.