Sentence examples for that limitations on from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal, interdisciplinary studies of pastoral systems have shown that mobility is a key adaptation in pastoral systems (Behnke et al. 1993; Ellis and Swift 1988; McCabe 2004; Niamir-Fuller 1999) and that limitations on mobility often have disastrous consequences (Shahrani 2002).

The notion that "cash is speech" and that limitations on candidates' spending is an abridgment of their rights has been attacked vociferously by reform advocates.

It has claimed that limitations on new offshore drilling permits could significantly impact the amount of oil spill payouts.

A reader correctly noted that limitations on what can be ordered are not the only special circumstances that large parties face.

New York's highest court ruled today that limitations on judges' right to free speech were necessary to preserve the public's confidence in the judiciary's fairness and impartiality.

Justice Scalia suggested that limitations on jurisdiction are normally construed narrowly, which likewise would press against application of the Anti-Injunction Act here.

"It's been really, really hard to see that limitation put on the event," she told BBC Sport.

The new attorney general, Dominic Grieve, should announce that limitation on his powers immediately.

"We need to create using technical specifications that put limitations on what we create," he says.

Seeking to weaken the militants, it called for "severe restrictions" on civilians that included limitations on food.

Current approaches are based on existing software requirement methods that have limitations on reconciliation of the user semantics toward the modeling of the DW.