Sentence examples for whose restrictions from inspiring English sources

As children in the 1950s, we enjoyed the benefits of an affluence that spread around the world from the US; as adolescents in the 60s, we made love, not war, and defied a society whose restrictions irked us.

Human Rights Watch, which has in the past drawn attention to abuses committed by the opposition alliance as well as by the Taliban, whose restrictions on women have brought international notoriety, again criticized both sides in today's report.

In Wisconsin, it points to continuing momentum from the 2010 Republican tsunami that swamped Democratic stalwarts in the Senate and the House, plus elected Gov. Scott Walker, whose restrictions on public employees' unions inspired a recall effort this year, which failed.

That is, R-node's children are elements whose restrictions forbid the existence of the consecutive ones property in U, because these restrictions are in conflict.

Define also the composed self-map as from the self-map whose restrictions to,, are defined via the restriction ; by for each ;.

"UPS actually accommodates a very large swath of its drivers who have lifting restrictions, but not for workers whose restrictions result from pregnancy".

An example of Riesz sequence whose restriction to each scale is orthonormal is set.

(K_{nu,loc}^{(alpha )}) is those V whose restriction to each ball in ({mathbb {R}}^nu ) lies in (K_nu ^{(alpha )}).  .

By (7), there exists a convex function from ([0,infty)) into (mathbb {R}) whose restriction to (mathbb {N}) is g.

there exists a s.p. function with a semi-period in ℕ whose restriction to ℤ is x ̲,   3.

f is a piecewise affine forcing signal whose restriction (f|_{ 0,tau)}) has slope (1+epsilon) only on a subinterval whose left boundary is α.