The legal profession can certainly oversee compliance with the rules of ethics and professional conduct, but it has no place circumscribing structural issues.
(KCHW3) Many of the CHW's activities are circumscribed by resource issues, such as the lack of forms, medicine or free airtime for their mobile phones.
Nevertheless, there is no indication that Congress, in classifying DMT, considered the harms posed by the particular use at issue here the circumscribed, sacramental use of hoasca by the UDV.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
As an issue, Afghanistan is now politically circumscribed by new troop reinforcements and a fairly specific time frame for their success that leaves an evaluation until at least the end of 2010.
It said that "students and scholars have been subjected to profiling, surveillance and civil rights violations that have circumscribed their freedom of political expression, particularly in relation to the issue of human rights in Palestine-Israel".
"Certain issues have been associated with contemporary feminism and in a certain sense circumscribed for that reason," Ms. Gilligan says.
LILLA: What I see, essentially, is that, to the extent that they are political, their political interest is circumscribed by either how they see their own identity or what they think identity issues are.
The cost issue is best addressed, he said, by keeping geographic markets closely circumscribed.
Across the border, however, fewer Chinese regard India as an issue of immediate importance, and debate on the relationship is far more circumscribed.
Since it would take us too far away from our present concerns to explore this issue properly, we merely note that it remains a controversial question whether (properly circumscribed) conceivability is sufficient for logical possibility.
