The phrase "abroad limits" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to limitations or boundaries that exist outside of one's own country, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The abroad limits of our research have hindered our ability to gather comprehensive data."
Alternatives: "international boundaries" or "foreign constraints".
Meanwhile, military members must report all remittances they receive, and they are not allowed any "unauthorized contact" with foreigners or Cubans living abroad — limiting access to the money that other Cubans use not just for purchases, but also to improve their homes and open small businesses.
Though he can move about the United States, he can't travel abroad, limiting his earning opportunities.
Within hours, the editorials had vanished from most of the papers' websites.As for China's media offensive abroad, the limits will also become clear.
Sojourns abroad are limited to 10 years, after which the coveted animals are returned to China.
(The length of time that a UK citizen can vote after moving abroad is limited to 15 years).
He spoke instead about his own life story, Romney and Obama, energy, bringing jobs back from abroad and limited government.
Because your time abroad is limited to just a few months - - I learned to value every minute of my time as a learning opportunity.
***Please note that Berkeley Study Abroad has limited hours during the Summer*** Prior to your visit, please call +1 510 642-1356 to confirm counselor availability.
In spite of his record as a maverick, John McCain has become the presumptive nominee by running a classic Republican campaign, emphasizing strength abroad and limited government at home, with nods to his pro-life record.
"Similarly, closure of Afghan missions abroad or limiting them would lead to reciprocal treatment of U.N. political mission in Afghanistan with the exclusion of offices of humanitarian aid," the statement said.
