Sentence examples for unless restricted from inspiring English sources
Any video can be cloned (unless restricted by the publisher), and other clips can be added to the cloned video.
(4) Racing, or operating a snowmobile in excess of 45 mph, unless restricted in accordance with § 4.22 of this chapter or otherwise designated.
The new technologies that will allow cellphones in the air will allow quiet data transmission, but unless restricted to just data transmission, it is naïve to assume that ultimately people will not also want to talk and talk and talk.
You do not have to support concurrent update operations across different keys (i.e. TPC PUT and DEL operations are performed one after another), but retrieval operations (i.e. GET) of different keys must be concurrent unless restricted by an ongoing update operation on the same set.
The legislature, unless restricted by the state Constitution, can create such districts directly, or, as in this case, it may provide for their institution through a proceeding in the courts in which the parties interested are cited to appear and present their objections, if any.
(2) Since aesthetic requirements can impossibly be casted into mathematical constraints, the automatic optimisation of vehicle shapes forbids itself - unless restricted to small portions like spoilers, mirrors or, of course, to the underbody.
No oils can be added to food, but moderate amounts of sugar, alcohol and salt (unless otherwise restricted for health reasons) can be used.
The F.T.C. said the group planned to boycott the nation's third-largest car maker unless it restricted distribution to rival dealers that market on the Internet.
Processor vessel means, unless otherwise restricted, any vessel that has been issued a Federal fisheries permit and that can be used for processing groundfish.
For grants now limited to Executive Level II, unless otherwise restricted grantees may rebudget any funds freed as a result of the lower cap.
The national government has only those constitutional powers that are delegated to it either expressly or by implication; the states, unless otherwise restricted, possess all the remaining powers (Tenth Amendment).
