Sentence examples for wording to limit from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation - which has 57 member states - cites Ireland's law as best practice and has even proposed the adoption of its precise wording to limit human rights on freedom of conscience.

The bill on the governor's desk tries to close the loophole by refining the wording to limit the number of lot-line adjustments between "four or fewer existing adjoining parcels".

The Copyright Act of 1709, like all subsequent measures, tried to strike a balance between the needs of those who make a living from books—writers, printers, and publishers and the interests of the reading public, which are far from identical; it tried, in other words, to limit privilege as well as piracy.

Where possible, statements were provided in respondents' own words to limit researcher bias [ 19].

Simon Struthers is blessed with wealth and influence from the cradle, but he exits his 'long, golden, and pestilent' childhood only to tiptoe through life as a civil servant, creating carefully worded obstructions to limit Jerry's hungry building.

We used asymmetric word distance to limit the scope of negative and temporal phrases to pertinent expressions.

The wording would try to limit the immediate impact of a Palestinian state.

The State Development and Reform Commission in Beijing caused considerable confusion in financial markets on Monday after posting on its Internet site a vaguely worded statement requiring provinces to limit price increases.