However, this scope restriction is open to challenge.
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.
In their last regular meeting before the Thanksgiving break, the City Council considered Senate Bill 946, which preempts local governments from banning sidewalk vendors and limits the scope of restrictions against them.
The scope of the restrictions is reflected in other areas.
There is scope for some restrictions short of the kind of sweeping changes that happened in the UK after the Dunblane school massacre.
With respect to such regulation, the regulator can pull on one or more of three levers: capital (i.e., equity funding) requirements; liquidity requirements; and regulation of scope (such as restrictions on activities or asset holdings).
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.
Doha Trade Negotiations Lamy has been arguing that successful completion of the Doha Round of negotiations would help the world economy emerge from recession by boosting confidence, narrowing scope for trade restrictions and stimulating trade and consumption.
Scope limitations are restrictions on the audit caused by the client or other events that do not allow the auditor to complete all aspects of his or her audit procedures.
There is a role for desert in a liberal theory of punishment, but its scope needs careful restriction.
States can also consider relaxing scope-of-practice restrictions on nurse practitioners and physician assistants, so that doctors can devote their attention and time to the most serious cases.
