Sentence examples for specifically limiting from inspiring English sources

Last August, the coastal city of Wenling barred any funeral "extravagance and waste," specifically limiting the number of cars and wreaths that could be mustered to show off family prosperity.

But they pointed out that a new state law would soon go into effect specifically limiting the amount of time that children can work each day on television productions.

One heavy focus of the commission is on police reform, specifically limiting the use of force by police.

It relies principally on an aspirational spending cap -- specifically, limiting non-defense appropriations totals to their 2006 levels without adjusting for inflation.

In the case of malaria, if Plasmodium infection affects the mosquito's fitness, we may expect the accumulation of adaptive amino acid substitutions in those anti-malarial genes that are crucial in specifically limiting Plasmodium infection in vector species, whereas such changes should not be found in closely related species that do not transmit malaria.

Specifically, limiting dilution analysis of multiple medulloblastomas, and GBMs by the same authors [1], [2] reveal consistently lower propensity of GBM relative to medulloblastomas to form neurospheres enriched for tumor initiating tumor cells, although low grade astrocytomas also generated few neurospheres [1], [2].

Our results investigating the ability of E2 and specific ER agonists to directly and specifically limit T/HS-induced enterocyte iNOS induction extends our previous work documenting a gender difference in the plasma nitric oxide and total ileal iNOS responses to T/HS where PE females were found to have a blunted response as compared to males [12], [18].

Federal air regulation specifically limits the size and number that can be carried by passengers.

And third, that any action must be specifically limited to deterring the future use of chemical weapons.

The language of the 2001 resolution gave the President wide latitude, but it was also specifically limited.

And doesn't the Constitution specifically limit Congress's role in removal of United States attorneys to impeaching them or their superiors for high crimes and misdemeanors?