The material in the square brackets gives the restriction on the quantifier, and the formula in parentheses after the bracket constitutes the scope of the restricted quantifier.
However, the small scope of the project, and restrictions in the amount of time and resources of the participating companies, meant that neither the companies, nor the investigators benefited from ideal systematic financial, technical and environmental, health and safety assessments.
While this right is limited by some "reasonable restrictions" that seek to, among other things, protect the sovereignty and integrity of the nation and the security of the state, and to maintain public order, the Information Technology law goes far beyond the scope of such restrictions, critics argue.
In this as in all other areas of official state action, we therefore have to address tensions among justice, security, and the scope of legal restrictions and regulations.
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.
They sent a list of concerns to the government, including the "lack of clarity and precision" of several provisions, surveillance laws and scope of restrictions to the freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, association and the right to privacy.
However, due to time restrictions, the scope of the study and the primary analysis of the results after the first round already provided the necessary information that allowed us to continue with the next phase of the study, and only one round of the online survey was conducted.
This restriction on the scope of the electorate also cuts against the principle that the nation's government rests upon the consent of the governed.
The Bush email metadata program had restrictions on the scope of the bulk email records the NSA could analyze.
The antitrust agency of Brazil made a surprising move on Wednesday, ruling that Telecom Italia could regain a controlling stake in Brasil Telecom Participações, the country's third-largest fixed-line telephone company, but imposed some restrictions on the scope of the Italian group's voting power on the board.
