Sentence examples for some restriction to from inspiring English sources

Each system has only one equilibrium point which is stable under some restriction to parameters.

Selected males and females were mated in a hierarchical manner (six females per male), with some restriction to avoid matings between full- or half-sibs.

The NOEs observed in both cases are still relatively high for completely dynamic IDPs of this size [ 62], suggesting there is some restriction to the dynamics in both cases.

Inner regional locations experience some restrictions to accessibility and opportunities for social interaction; outer regional locations are significantly restricted in both accessibility and social interaction; remote locations experience very restricted access and opportunities, while very remote locations have very little access to goods, services and opportunities for social interaction.

America's tax code allows losses amassed during the meltdown (with some restrictions) to be used to offset future tax bills.

In 1964 the Western Australian Department of Native Welfare produced "Citizens", a pamphlet designed to explain voting rights and numerous legislative changes that removed some restrictions to the civil liberties of the state's Indigenous people.

Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. of United States District Court ruled that John Dennehy, an agent of the Internal Revenue Service, would be allowed, with some restrictions, to offer his expert opinion on Mr. Pirro's tax records.

Although it was defeated in the big votes, the pro-sanctions lobby still managed to add some restrictions to the bills; and there is still a number of procedural obstacles before anything is signed into law.

"The Iranians want to place some restrictions to ensure these fuels are not used for military forces, but these fuels are not used by NATO forces at all, they are used by civilians in everyday life".

Putting aside the deafening dog whistling about terrorists on boats, he did impose restrictions on the civil liberties of the average person introducing legislation which retains people's metadata for two years and laws which could make it offence for journalists to report on spying, so one assumes there are some restrictions to the civil liberties of any potential terrorist out there as well.

State Senator Rodney Ellis, Democrat of Houston, today announced a package of bills for the 2001 legislative session that includes a bill that would allow convicted people, with some restrictions, to petition the trial court for DNA testing as part of their appeals.