Sentence examples for that cannot be limited from inspiring English sources

The phrase is sometimes used as shorthand for the Bush administration's assertion that it has broad powers that cannot be limited by Congress or the courts.

However, approaching the identity of migrants with modern-traditional dichotomy is a deep misconception; Turkish emigrants in Germany and other countries of the EU display a hyphenated identity that suggests identification with Turkey, Germany and Europe at the same time, and transnational practices that cannot be limited to any of the national spheres (Kaya, 2012).

In Lanza's interpretation, quantum mechanics tells us that all human minds are united in one mind and "the entities of the universe - electrons, photons, galaxies, and the like -- are floating in a field of mind that cannot be limited within a restricted space or period......

Conclusions: This case illustrates the potential negative effects of recreational drugs that cannot be limited to an acute psychotic episode but might determine a condition of prolonged paranoid psychosis.

"Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost".

And Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1786, while serving as the United States Minister to France (before defeating Adams to become America's third president), "Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost".

"It's become so durable that it cannot be limited or treated by medications.

Second, he clearly believes that British participation cannot be limited to Iraq.

In the present situation, most practitioners of feminist philosophy of religion and of feminist theology are agreed that their discipline cannot be limited simply to a sociological assessment or confessional narrative of what a particular religious group believes to be true, without consideration of the difference that gender makes.

Notwithstanding the level of formalization, a central element in the process of defining the NP's role is, in fact, the recognition that the process cannot be limited to the NP's role.

At the heart of our organisational strategy is the assertion that our charitable objectives cannot be limited by markets or by the policy of governments, either national or local.