Sentence examples for trend to limit from inspiring English sources

Given the trend to limit private rights of action, it seems likely that the court will reject the Second Circuit's dramatic expansion of omission liability.

Texas's omnibus law – known as HB2 – is part of a legislative trend to limit access to abortions by regulating facilities, providers and doctors.

In the letter, the researchers note that social media is a powerful tool for rapid communication, but "there is a new and controversial trend to limit the free use of social media in scientific conferences".

Such system, taking due account of national or regional stages of rural and economic development, may counter the trend to limit mass selectors' activities to the realm of exceptions, reducing farmer's privileges to a "basic trickle of rights" (Cullet [1999]).

Nfkbia (encoding IκB-α) was markedly increased, indicating a trend to limit activation of this pathway.

Trends to limit the upper age when liver or lungs are procured do exist [ 13, 16, 17, 19, 20, 24– 26].

Because of this, the prevailing trend is to limit or bar the enforceability of non-competes.

The overwhelming trend has been to limit or circumscribe legal liability while Republicans controlled Congress and the presidency.

This study examined data over four years without showing a long-term trend due to limited available health insurance data.

In a practical sense, the tool acts as a filter for Twitter users to limit trend results to cover just a specified location.

The federal Court of Appeals has ruled against the existence of a class in two crucial cases: Miles v Merrill Lynch and Newby v Enron.There also seems to be a clear trend in Supreme Court decisions to limit the exposure of companies to securities lawsuits.