Sentence examples for universal restrictions from inspiring English sources

Filters "impose selective restrictions on speech at the receiving end, not universal restrictions at the source," Justice Kennedy wrote.

The former Florida governor said better checks to identify potentially dangerous individuals before they committed the crime would be a much more effective deterrent than universal restrictions.

The constructors (forall R.C) and (exists R.C) are called universal restriction and existential restriction, respectively.

Such a universal restriction of both MHC class I and II antigen presentation to a single DC subset in pathogen infection is likely to significantly limit the capacity to activate lymphocyte populations.

Incrementally lower sodium intakes (i.e., to 1,500 mg/day) show more beneficial effects on blood pressure (104, 229); however, some studies in people with type 1 (230) and type 2 (231) diabetes measuring urine sodium excretion have shown increased mortality associated with the lowest sodium intakes, therefore warranting caution for universal sodium restriction to 1,500 mg in this population.

Universal Broadband, Easing Restrictions on Intellectual Property, and Net Neutrality – Count Booker in.

Note that only universal quantifications (value restrictions) are used here.

There is certainly a universal tendency for "restriction of range" when using medical school grades as predictors of performance in postgraduate training, which may diminish the chance of finding strong associations.

We consider some DL-features denoted by (I) (inverse), (O) (nominal), (F) (functionality), (N) (unqualified number restriction), (Q) (qualified number restriction), (U) (universal role), (mathsf {Self}) (local reflexivity of a role).

Some restrictions are universal.

These include universal screening and intervention, restrictions on the density of alcohol outlets, higher taxes on alcohol, and many other approaches.