Sentence examples for specifically limits from inspiring English sources

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

The talk turned to regulation — specifically, limits on proprietary trading, a central aim of the Dodd-Frank Act.

It violates basic principles of due process... [and] ignores the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which specifically limits the injunctive relief that can be imposed on online service providers in copyright cases," the technology companies write in the amicus brief.

The Constitution specifically limits the president's commander in chief role to "the Army and Navy of the United States, and... the militia of the several states, when called into the actual service of the United States".

In its autocrine paracrine roles, EPO mediates preconditioning (ischemic tolerance) and specifically limits the destructive potential of tumor necrosis factor α and other proinflammatory cytokines in the brain, heart, kidney, and other tissues.

The 5th District Court of Appeal reversed the ticket on the ground that the law specifically limits the use of "listening and talking" without the use of a hands-free device, but does not apply to other uses of the phone.

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].

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?

"N.C.A.A. rules specifically limit the people who are allowed to recruit on behalf of our institutions," Humphrey said.