Sentence examples for circumscribed goal from inspiring English sources

The "lessons" of the Gulf War are well known: the efficacy of high-tech weapons; the need for a specific, circumscribed goal; the "Powell doctrine" of overwhelming force.

The second movement begins in B major, a third lower than the first, and the fast third movement begins a lower third still, in G major; the finale returns to D. This third-based tonal scheme, like that of the Symphony No. 1, marks Brahms as a true Romantic, as do the tempo changes within movements, the sensuous modulations that circumscribe harmonic goals, and the intense major minor conflicts.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

Under highly circumscribed conditions, where the agent's goals are limited, they show that it is prudent to post coherent betting quotients.

Employing professional male pastoralists in Laikipia does not amount to valuing or incorporating pastoralists' extensive environmental knowledge, especially when management decisions are circumscribed by rigid management institutions with specific technical goals and protocols.

Iran and the six major world powers last night announced a breakthrough in fraught negotiations towards the final goal of circumscribing the country's nuclear activities in return for halting sanctions that have left Tehran isolated and economically crippled.

This challenge was not circumscribed to the design and implementation of the policies necessary to achieve his goal; it also included the necessity to incorporate an independent, transparent, credible and robust scientific assessment of the potential success of such policies – that is how rates of biodiversity loss changed from 2002 to 2010.

The intimacy is circumscribed.

Pizza deliveries are circumscribed.

"There's nothing circumscribed here".

But their activism was circumscribed.