Sentence examples for so as not to limit from inspiring English sources
The description had to be specific, yet generic enough so as not to limit it too severely.
Methodology and approach are designed so as not to limit the scope to the region studied into the pilot, but permitting a gradual extension to wider regions of Europe.
He added that if a building has unsold units controlled by the developer, who gets a vote for each one of them, the developer may decide to vote against a ban, so as not to limit the buyer pool.
The Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York, which represents more than 400 individuals and businesses in the industry, argues that the restrictions need to be eased so as not to limit development of gas wells and the economic benefits it says will result.
The study sets the broadest range of keywords, so as not to limit the scope of related articles.
Gee tells me that he purposefully named the company Scan so as not to limit it to QR codes and has already started to expand into 1D barcodes, NFC and image recognition.
The clause was limited to "civil" offices so as not to restrict military service.
Many schools have tried to develop holistic ways of identifying gifted students so as not to be limited by one-size-fits-all standardized tests that some educators believe fail to fairly judge the potential of all children, especially those who are poor, black and Latino.
The STOP Act would expand the transitional CBM program so as not to be limited to "financial products or services," but rather to apply to patents claiming the management or administration of any "enterprise, product or service".
The STOP Act would expand the transitional CBM program so as not to be limited to "financial products or services," but rather to apply to patents claiming the management or administration of any "enterprise, product or service". The STOP Act would also make the transitional CBM program indefinite.
Whatever the case, the fish pass must be sufficiently efficient so as not to constitute a limiting factor in the long-term maintenance of migrating stock.
