Sentence examples for broad limit from inspiring English sources

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".

64 4 mm slices were taken because of the broad limit of the long axis of the knee coil (∼256 mm).

Nevertheless, the difference between the original P-V method and the modified version used by Lu and coworkers in more than half of their patients might partly account for the broad limit of agreement with the 'gold standard' method.

Within broad limits, the Constitution invites these sorts of local experiment.

Within broad limits, both exams provide a reasonable assessment of these skills.

He suggests it is time to ask the public if it wants "broad limits" enforced on the size of the capital.

Government officials have acknowledged that the agency has gone beyond the broad limits set by Congress last year for intercepting telephone and e-mail messages of Americans.

The House spending resolution, though largely symbolic, would set broad limits on spending for next year and nonbinding goals for the next five years.

But overly broad limits on investment from China, after 40 years of ever-tighter integration between the U.S. and Chinese economies, could harm companies such as Formlabs.

Physiology sets only very broad limits on human sexuality; most of the enormous variation found among humans must be attributed to the psychological factors of learning and conditioning.

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.