Sentence examples for unless restricted by from inspiring English sources

Any video can be cloned (unless restricted by the publisher), and other clips can be added to the cloned video.

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.

Players can freely navigate around the world map screen unless restricted by terrain like bodies of water or mountain ranges.

Players can freely navigate around the world map screen unless restricted by terrain, such as water or mountains.

Players can freely navigate the world map screen unless restricted by geographical obstacles, such as water or mountains.

"We believe that cities and counties can regulate under their police power unless specifically restricted by something else," Ellen Widess, the director of the state division, wrote to city attorneys last week.

Monopolies have virtually no competition and can dictate prices to their customers unless they are restricted by regulators.

Employment-at-will allows an employee to be fired for any reason unless the firing is clearly restricted by contract, statute, or public policy.

We prove that the conditions of translational invariance, covariance with respect to some representation τ=⊕ τj of the orthogonal group O(n), where none of the irreducible components τj is trivial, and the condition of reflection positivity cannot be fulfilled at the same time unless the test function space is restricted by some gauge condition.

Cells entrained in this flow are usually expected to follow fluidic streamlines unless deflected by an external force or restricted by an obstacle.