Sentence examples for a limited involvement from inspiring English sources

Northam's campaign aides said the Democrat had a limited involvement with the grant.

In houses all over Britain, a lot of men have only a limited involvement with their children until the age of six or seven.

Sherwood, who will be unveiled as Villa's manager on Monday had always intended to have only a limited involvement against Leicester.

In your opening statement you indicated, as Senator Specter mentioned, that you had a limited involvement and that the process was not vigorous.

Ms. Plunket said that she had a limited involvement in the making of Mr. Ritchie's "Sherlock Holmes" film, and that she spoke frequently with its producers and visited its set.

How can you give us those assurances, since you had a limited involvement, the process wasn't vigorous, and you left it, basically, to somebody else? GONZALES: Well, Senator, since then, of course, I have gone back and looked at the documents made available to Congress.

But it's more credible than the case the administration has been making, which has been much more expansive in its justifications for war, and therefore much less credible in its promise of a strictly limited involvement.

Japanese obstetricians, however, have a rather limited involvement in uncomplicated births, and are usually less inclined to use medical intervention, as they consider birth a physiological, rather than a potentially pathological event [ 12].

Many SCCY do not have a legal guardian or have a guardian with limited involvement who cannot always be counted on to have the child's best interests at heart.

While Johnson campaigned on a platform of limited involvement in Vietnam and continuation of funding for social programs, Goldwater called for substantial cuts in social programs, suggesting that Social Security become optional, and suggested the use of nuclear weapons in Vietnam if necessary.

Poor adherence to full treatment for neonatal infections was a challenge exacerbated by limited involvement of family members and communities.