Sentences with phrase «severely restricted»

For the sake of simplicity we have had to cut own some of the older, pre-2017 handsets you can still find knocking around on the Samsung site — in any case, availability is likely to be pretty severely restricted on those phones.

Developers will now have their access to user data severely restricted from the start, and will only be able to see users» names, profile photos and email addresses when they sign up.

The right to health is severely restricted for the residents of Gaza in a way that would be inconceivable if enacted in a different setting.

Such collection techniques were within the bounds of Facebook's data - handling policy at the time, the company has said, but later were severely restricted through policy changes in 2014 and 2015.

By 2015, Facebook had severely restricted the amount of data available to outsiders, but by then app developers like Mr. Kogan already had data about Facebook users in hand.

Developers» access to Instagram will also be severely restricted.

In 2014, Facebook severely restricted the data that could be available developers, including dozens of different data points about users» friends.

It's just that such life insurance coverage offers lean benefits packages, much leaner death benefit payment sums, non-flexible policy options and severely restricted terms of coverage.

US experience is also that even when judicial sentencing discretion is severely restricted, the growth of the prison population can still be affected by a variety of factors.

In one case it was a result of a fatal road traffic collision where the operation of the vehicle severely restricted the views available to the driver and as a result the fatal injuries were caused to the other party.

«While there may be scope within the litigation funding industry to provide more creative funding arrangements for some larger claims, there will still be many to whom access to justice is severely restricted.

A defendant's ability to challenge the accuracy of the breath readings with evidence to the contrary has been severely restricted by the July 2, 2008 amendments to the Criminal Code in Bill C - 2.

SABS claimants without tort claims will be severely restricted and forced to mediate and litigate SABS issues to attempt to have costs of reports included as disbursements.

Won a defense verdict in a Mississippi Federal Court trial involving 15 deaths and 15 injuries arising out of a bus crash, in spite of the fact that sanctions imposed because of the conduct of the case before he was retained severely restricted the arguments the defense was allowed to make.

Ms S is wheelchair bound and severely restricted in her daily life and that has taken its toll and had a significant emotional impact on her.

But in most city laws and regulations livestock in the city is often severely restricted due to perceived associated health or environmental risks (e.g. zoonosis) and the fear for complaints for citizens living close to the livestock keepers (flies, odour, noise) or due to problems caused by free roaming animals.

US policy has severely restricted investment in the very sources of power that Americans use most.

Were the EPA forced by the Supreme Court or a Sanders administration to treat gas plants less favorably, its ability to mandate significant carbon emissions reductions under the Clean Air Act would be severely restricted.

The alternative is that both DG and EE are severely restricted.

If you reduce 80 % of your carbon emissions you will be severely restricted in your liberties.

However, the approach is severely restricted by the frequent lack of correspondence between other important features (both climatic and non-climatic) of a study region and its spatial analogue (Arnell et al., 1990).

I hope I've worked my way through that statement correctly — it reminds me of the introduction to a Science or Nature article — condensed information (It helps to know that such articles are severely restricted in terms of length, so once sentence can carry a large amount of information).

IMMA's Collection is the National Collection of Modern and Contemporary Art, however funding cuts over the last decade have severely restricted the Museums ability to purchase new works.

Minimalism A non-representational style of painting, sculpture and architecture in the late 1960s, which was severely restricted in its use of visual elements and limited itself to simple geometric shapes or masses.

One of Minimalism's main chroniclers, the art historian (and Greenberg protegé) Michael Fried, explained the movement's conceptual concerns in his seminal 1967 essay «Art and Objecthood» by saying that its practitioners saw painting as «an art on the verge of exhaustion, one in which the range of acceptable solutions to a basic problem — how to organize the surface of the picture — is severely restricted....

After fifteen years of acclaimed abstract painting, he began creating large - scale nudes and other figural images, often in grisaille or a severely restricted color palette.

However, the online mode is severely restricted if you aren't playing with friends.

There is nothing to be worried about here unless your household is severely restricted in regards to violence.

Unwarranted fear of «pit bulls» has brought about highly discriminatory laws called breed specific legislation (BSL) which has banned or severely restricted pit bull guardianship in a number of towns across the U.S.

And people that put their puppies on severely restricted diets to keep them small are slowly killing their dogs.

However, running, jumping, climbing and perching aloft are impossible — or severely restricted — even in the more spacious cages and condos recommended today.

If the dog's activity is severely restricted for several weeks, he often may heal without intervention.

Following melarsomine injection, exercise must be severely restricted for 4 - 6 wk to minimize thromboembolic lung complications.

The diets that are severely restricted in salt should never be used in asymptomatic dogs with CVD.

Rabbits (over six months of age) with a history of bladder problems should have pellets removed or severely restricted.

Muscle atrophy may also be present due to disuse of the leg and range of motion of the elbow may be severely restricted in advanced cases.

«In the current regulatory environment, prepayment penalties are severely restricted,» Fratantoni said.

But things changed in 2007 when banks severely restricted their bond trading.

Yet, we are moving to formats and physical carriers of books that have severely restricted lifetimes.

About the latter, while the web browser is severely restricted in its functions, it can accomplish a few useful tasks.

Instead, there is a propriety app store developed with the help of Germany's AndroidPit that you have to rely on though unfortunately, choice of apps is severely restricted, with just 100 apps currently available.

While many freed slaves had migrated north in search of a better life, they continued to suffer from gross injustice and severely restricted social and economic mobility.

Children and shorter adults may be happy on shorter journeys but the overall practicality of the CLA is severely restricted by the cramped rear seats.

The cabin is perfectly suited for two occupants to travel long distances in comfort, the rear seats are best reserved for shopping bags as head and legroom is severely restricted.

That, however, is not the case with the all - new 2012 Honda Civic with American Honda Motor Co. sales boss John Mendel warning dealers in a memo that supply will be «severely restricted, with limited availability of certain models.»

If enacted, SB 1362 (Beall) would have severely restricted the growth of charter public schools in California and potentially forced quality charter schools to close or never allow them to open.

But in some places in California, charter schools have been shut out or severely restricted by districts and teachers» unions that fear competition to the public school monopoly.

There are many parents who believe that too often, children who have been raised to use all their intelligence will go off to schools where they are severely restricted in what they learn and how they learn it, thus making a traditional public school a less than ideal option.

That poison pill would have severely restricted school autonomy and parental choice.

Research has shown that in many large open plan «flexible» areas certain activities are severely restricted, or have to be dropped, because of noise interference.