Sentence examples for sanction limits from inspiring English sources

As Daniel Jacobson (2000) notes, it is important to remember that Mill will not sanction limits to free speech simply because someone is harmed by the statements of others.

It's a cultural-studies cliche to point out the ways in which socially sanctioned limits are transgressed; but academic talk of the "liminal" is less annoying when the subject being discussed actually is the limen — "threshold," in Latin.

Participants must also be made aware of any legally or ethically sanctioned limits to exercising meaningful control over their personal health or genetic information once the research has commenced.

British government sources are increasingly confident that sanctions limiting the ability of Russian banks to raise capital are taking their toll.

At that time, United Nations sanctions limiting Iraqi oil exports were firmly in place, although now the Security Council is considering a resolution that would lift them.

The government's proposal to break up Microsoft and force it to adhere to a stiff set of sanctions limiting its power would reignite competition in the software industry, a variety of computer industry executives said today.

ULA did not compete for the GPS launch contract, citing accounting issues, implications of trade sanctions limiting imports of its rockets' Russian-made engines and, according to a former ULA vice-president, SpaceX's cut-rate pricing.

The school's findings resulted in the departure of Coach Clem Haskins and two university administrators, plus self-imposed sanctions limiting recruitment and banning the team from postseason play.

Driving distances on the tour continued to soar, however, and last June Tiger Woods (who this year lost his spot on the list of the 10 longest hitters) complained that many of the drivers used by pros were juiced to a C.O.R. above the sanctioned limit.

The sanctions limit the banks' activities in a number of countries which hinders Russia's efficient participation in relevant GVCs.

Any sanctions limiting Russians' ability to buy property in London could cause problems for the top end of the housing market, but it means nothing for you.