Sentence examples for with its restriction from inspiring English sources

This system arose because Greco-Roman wrestling, with its restriction to holds only above the waist and the forbidden use of legs for holds, tended to be dull once the wrestlers were on the mat.

The use of Christian symbols in Parsifal (the Grail, the Spear, references to the Redeemer) together with its restriction to Bayreuth for almost 30 years sometimes led to performances being regarded almost as a religious rite.

Pearson correlation coefficient analysis was performed to determine whether the expression frequency of TCR repertoire correlated with its restriction frequency in allochimeric molecules-induced tolerant recipients.

In experiments where the relevant E2 enzyme was depleted, or Ub K63R was expressed, we observed that TRIM5α ubiquitination activity correlated with its restriction of retroviral DNA synthesis by reverse transcription, but not with its inhibition of viral infection.

Eric Schmidt has already spoken out against it, saying that Google would not comply with its restrictions.

The Chinese movie market, even with its restrictions, is seen as increasingly vital for Hollywood filmmakers: It's now the world's second-largest market, after North America.

The Handschu case occupies an odd niche in American jurisprudence: it has been actively litigated for about forty-five years now, with its restrictions on police investigations being relaxed or strengthened when one side or another has made a case that the police have been unfairly limited or given too much latitude.

"There were dozens of reasons to veto this bad elections bill with its restrictions on voting, more corporate campaign money and reduced public disclosure being just a few".

DETROIT — Chrysler's lending arm will not get an additional $750 million loan from the federal government after some executives declined to go along with its restrictions on pay, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said Monday.

And when they reach their destination, the film plays its masterstroke: unable to afford the "platinum" service, Jane has to make do with the "copper" edition – just as Jane Austen's fiction dealt with wealth and society, so Austenland comes with its restrictions and caste system, with Jane denied such supplementary pleasures as carriage rides and personal tutoring in the game of whist.

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