The basic foundation of his code, Witt contends, was that "virtually any use of force was permissible if required by military necessity," which produced "both a broad limit on war's violence and a robust license to destroy".
Within broad limits, an English person drawing up a will has a free choice of beneficiaries; errant children can be punished and eccentric charities can be favoured.
An alternative view on the conflict between family life and fulfillment of FEO is that the freedom to mate with anyone on mutually agreeable terms and raise children as one sees fit within broad limits is a basic liberty that takes priority over FEO.
Last week, The Times reported that the nation's intelligence agencies have been collecting private e-mail messages and phone calls of Americans on a scale that went beyond the broad limits established in legislation last year.
In their telegraphic sentences, children usually place the subject, object, and verb in an order that is correct within certain broad limits for their native language.
Although the genotype determines the broad limits of the features an organism can develop, the features that actually develop, i.e., the phenotype, depend on complex interactions between genes and their environment.
Though there was a strong correlation between GFR estimates derived from two equations, the broad limits of agreement suggest that determination of true eGFR in a subject is highly dependent on the equation used.
If there is no post-differentiable topological geometric field in the neighbourhood of a point, then all of these infinite parameters may be chosen freely within rather broad limits.
Within broad limits, the Constitution invites these sorts of local experiment.
He suggests it is time to ask the public if it wants "broad limits" enforced on the size of the capital.
