Sentences with phrase «arbitrary limit»

Why punish your customers with arbitrary limits on protected content?

That's an important point, because some publishers have already begun to place arbitrary limits on the books they allow libraries to lend.

It would allow victims to bypass the prosecution and petition judges for hasty trials, as well as set arbitrary limits on the time to complete a state - level appeal.

The interdistrict provisions in the law are weak, and charter options are not meaningful in states with arbitrary limits on new charter schools.

He mentioned the ridiculously named Taxpayer Protection Act, which like his pledge, puts arbitrary limits on state spending that would cripple vital institutions like public schools.

Amazon is using the augmentation to the TOS to suspend the ability or to impose arbitrary limits on how much content can be delivered to your Kindle e-Reader, Fire tablet or any of their apps.

While it is good that the Board has adopted the «significant contributing factor» test for causation for both chronic and traumatic mental stress, this is not adequate to ensure equality because the policy imposes a number of other arbitrary limits on mental injuries.

The governor has also instructed the state's Department of Financial Services to require insurance companies eliminate arbitrary limits on reimbursements for naloxone, an injection given to people who have overdosed on opioids like fentanyl and heroin.

We have helped draft model laws, created reasonable standards for dog parks, removed arbitrary limit laws, improved consumer - protection laws, backed successful trap - neuter - return programs and generally helped make animal - welfare and animal - control legislation more reasonable and effective.

Mierle Laderman Ukeles is equally engaged in uncovering the often - arbitrary limits between ecology and the economic functioning of the urban landscape.

The American artist, Robert Barry, stated in a 1969 interview with Arthur Rose: «I'm not only questioning the limits of our perception, but the actual nature of perception... various kinds of energy which exist outside the narrow arbitrary limits of our own senses.

«My opinion is that scientists do not know enough to set arbitrary limits on life.

The letter is designed to keep insurers from placing arbitrary limits on the number of naloxone doses that are covered since fentanyl can be up to 50 times more powerful than heroin and it can take multiple doses of naloxone to reverse a fentanyl overdose, Cuomo aides said.

I remember sitting with a game - novice friend back in the PS2 era and watching her play Vice City for the first time ever, and she came across all of these frustrating mechanical failings that the bros who owned the system never encountered because they always acted well within the unspoken, arbitrary limits of the allegedly «open» world, stealing cars and shooting people.

Digital Extremes needs to vary up the drops or decrease the wait time, quite frankly, seeing as other arbitrary limits (such as inventory restrictions and limited mid-mission revives that replenish every 24 hours) are also in place to compel real - life spend.

All too often, Call of Duty games especially, the game designers will set arbitrary limits on magazine size having nothing to do with reality or have wildly different weapon damages for guns that shoot the same bullets.

You can't put an arbitrary limit on it, you can't predict how long it will last, and you can't fight it successfully.

To assent to the rules of engagement prescribed by liberal public reason is to accept a voluntary and arbitrary limit on how deeply one is willing to think, which then becomes an involuntary limit on how far one is able to see.

If we take infants in their first year (Bentham is clear that one year is an arbitrary limit), we are dealing with minds that are incapable of fearing anything other than apparently present evil.

but when it is used to set up arbitrary limits to the scope of our thought we have every reason to suspect and hate it: when, for example, it fixes the narrow model of personal encounter on the whole form of our relation with our Creator, or when it sets natural fact in such antithesis to personal existence that it is handed over wholly to the inescapable rule of physical regularity.

The age requirement is an arbitrary limit, that has been challenged since at least the early 20th century.

And with an arbitrary limit that turned it into a puzzle to solve, second to second — twitterviews are perfect for word nerds.

«Why should there be an arbitrary limit on good schools?»

«I wanted to send a message that if you've got a place at a university, if you can speak the English language, there isn't an arbitrary limit on who can come.

Cuomo also announced a directive to the New York State Department of Financial Services which took action to stop insurance companies from putting «arbitrary limits» on the number of naloxone doses covered by a plan.

He said the state would advise insurance companies that do business in New York that they must pay for more doses of naloxone, commonly known by the brand name Narcan, and can not impose «arbitrary limits» on the number of doses covered.

Using this new framework, policy makers can now examine this topic in a more analytical manner and develop guidelines based on fundamental principles of economic fairness rather than arbitrary limits.

«Dietary guidelines should be revised to lay to rest the outdated, arbitrary limits on total fat consumption.

«Dietary guidelines should be revised to lay to rest the outdated, arbitrary limits on total fat consumption.

I'm not interested in a capsule wardrobe per se — I'm not sure I understand the arbitrary limit of using only X number of clothes.

That is because the arbitrary limit on Twitter makes it easier to test the waters a bit on the other person's personality, beliefs, and interest.

Whether you consider «recent» to include the last 2 years, or the last 3 years or what ever really, is entirely besides the point to be honest, as these are the most recent ones - beyond any arbitrary limit.

One of these was an arbitrary limit on the number of stocks in my portfolio.

These arbitrary limits would create criminals out of pet owners and fine violators hundreds of dollars per offense.

Perhaps it isn't fair to draw an arbitrary limit on the number of breeds that can be shown.

Dark mode and ten comments for everyone is definitely an upgrade (but just having unlimited comments would be better, why an arbitrary limit at all?)

Since the game is free - to - play, you'd expect some arbitrary limit to how long you can play.

Like, a lot of hard indie platformers opt to just give you unlimited lives instead of forcing an arbitrary limit that only makes sense in the realm of arcade games that wants to eat your money.

You'll be told that you failed some objective that you never knew you had, be given objectives that don't make much sense, or have arbitrary limits imposed on you that you won't be aware of until it's too late.

While it started, perhaps innocently, as a quest for a «top ten» list, the effort to fit within an arbitrary limit quickly fell by the wayside.

If we're trying to reduce delays in our legal system, setting these arbitrary limits and then making people have to challenge them by introducing evidence to the contrary and challenging the practice of the analytical process employed in the particular case is only going to cause more significant delays.»

At the same time, another panelist suggested that billing by the hour places an arbitrary limit on your income.

In 1979 the Supreme Court of Canada established an arbitrary limit of $ 100,000 that could be awarded for the most serious and devastating of injuries.

My concern is that the Supreme Court, by setting an arbitrary limit with scant comparable evidence on trial delay, has stirred up a hornet's nest in political circles, where justice spending doesn't have the same political cachet as hospital spending.

The study also shows that the leave requirement, at least as it has been applied in recent years, creates an arbitrary limit on access to justice for refugees.