Sentence examples for that circumscribe from inspiring English sources

It involves the supposedly imminent lifting of restrictions that circumscribe foreign ownership of Gazprom shares.

"Within weeks", he promised, some of the restrictions that circumscribe Cubans' daily lives would be lifted.

Distracting as it is, the infighting reveals the spectrum of current possibilities – from the EU's conventional approach to NRF's ground-up agenda – and many of the limits that circumscribe supply chain efforts circa 2013.

These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".

These ten poems compose a suite, leading the reader through variations on themes — aging, marriage, the pursuit of happiness, the certainty of death — that circumscribe a personality and a much mulled personal situation related to the chronic coldness of the less resolute, less objective voice of "The North Ship".

This new "women's culture" embraces not only Web sites and online magazines but also books, films, television series and entertainment networks that circumscribe, and then pander to, so-called women's interests -- an admittedly narrow range that runs the entire gamut from cosmetics to child care, from personal grooming to personal relationships.

Brown's professional recording career lasted more than 40 years, but it was the decade from 1965 to 1974 that circumscribed his most extraordinary achievements.

The setting is a kind of time capsule that circumscribes the world of the play and holds within it the raw materials from which future lives are forged.

During the adoption of my daughter in 2002-3, I had ventured far beyond the hotel lobbies that circumscribed the experiences of most adoptive parents.

But Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and the author of much of the legislation that circumscribes any relationship with the Indonesian military, said he was concerned that the administration wanted to rush ahead.

Fifteen, twenty minutes north of Reykjavik, along the coastal Ring Road that circumscribes the whole of Iceland, the last of several small, suburban developments gives way to an elemental vastness just this side of the ineffable.