Sentence examples for within the boundaries set from inspiring English sources

They repeatedly talk about scientific research moving forward "within the boundaries set by parliament".

David Cameron has rightly said that he wants the next Conservative government to act early, sensitively and intelligently so that scientific research can move forward within the boundaries set by parliament.

First and foremost, he decided that Turkey would not pursue any irredentist claims except for the eventual incorporation of the Alexandretta region, which he felt was included within the boundaries set by the National Pact.

They said that Aereo technology, despite actually operating within the boundaries set forth by the Copyright Act, simply looks and acts too much like a cable company as an end product.

Practitioners need to be vigilant in ensuring their personal and business lives stay within the boundaries set forth by the board and exemplify impeccable standards of professionalism at all times.

For example, in the Emae case, participation in formal and informal decision making was mostly negative within the boundaries set by our framework, particularly in reference to gender-based exclusion.

The club is now effectively debt free and their losses of £7.1m last season would comply within the Financial Fair Play boundaries set by the Football League for the current campaign.

The SDGs aim to end poverty and hunger, give every child an opportunity at a decent life, create an environment where business can flourish and create jobs and growth, and to do all this within the natural boundaries set by our planet.Simply, the MDGs are about reducing poverty.

In 1970 future Nobel economist Milton Friedman published a famous essay asserting that the best corporate citizens were those who maximized their profits within the legal boundaries set by society.

The so-called second school of Fontainebleau generally refers to the painters Ambroise Dubois (1563 1614), Toussaint Dubreuil (1561 1602), and Martin Fréminet (1567 1619), men who, though competent, lacked imagination and invention and were content to work within the artistic boundaries set by their predecessors at Fontainebleau.

These ends include the desire to exploit for economic gain others' sexual interest in them and their bodies within the conventional boundaries set by various genres of sexual representation and entertainment.